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Storied windows; a traveller's introduction to the study of old church glass, from the twelfth century to the renaissance, especially in France (1914)

Bushnell, Arthur J. de Havilland · Edinburgh : W. Blackwood and sons · leaf 265

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fifteentli centuries. The fading windowsof Jean Lescuyer and Linard Gontier may please thePeintre Verrier, but the ordinary observer feels thatthey are miserable productions when compared withthe Crucifixion window of Poitiers made severalcenturies earlier. It is devoutly to be hoped thatthe modern… … MOlLIXS CATHKPRAI..Enlarged IVrtkait ok 1ikrkk, Hiskanp ok Barbe CAniER. 209 CHAPTER XXVII. MOULINS CATHEDRAL. In returning from Bourges to Paris it is not muchout of the way to go round by Moulins, which issixty-six miles from Bourges. It is well worthwhile to do so, for the late fifteenth-century…

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