Harris, Thomas, d. ca. 1900 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 50
arture whichbore important fruit. There are many examples whichmay be seen in the canopy work ofpainted windows, in monumentalwork on tombs, chapels, screens,etc., which amply prove the possi-bility of this process,1 as in fig. 7, aportion of the tracery from the Spring Pew, Lavenham… … Fig. 7- 26 Three Periods of English Architecture. although it was eminently fitted, according to Mr. Ruskin,to evolve something ludicrous—the fool of the school,and as for the third, it would so have shocked the suscepti-bilities of both Gothicists and Classicists, as it did in BattyLangleys day,…
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