The story of architecture: an outline of the styles in all countries (1896)
Mathews, Charles Thompson, 1863- · New York, D. Appleton and company · leaf 338
welfth, or thirteenthcenturies, a worthy last resting place for St. Cuthbertand the Venerable Bede. Bold, massive, and imposing, it dominates theample surrounding country with a majesty and rude SPREAD OF THE ROMANESQUE. 315 grandeur not to be found even in Normandy, and itsdesign and distribution… … Fig. 125.—Tower of Earls Barton. she might have developed an original Romanesquestyle of which the whole world would have beenproud to-day. Meanwhile the Romanesque had been spreadingrapidly over the rest of Europe. Scandinavia, irreso-lute and thoughtful, had suddenly roused herself, im-ported…
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