overs one whole wall,sixty feet in Avidth, and is from thirty to forty feet high—wasactually carted out in pieces as rubbish, and lay in a corner ofthe cathedral yard, when some English tourist, attracted by thebeauty of one of the statues, made a small ofl:er for it, and finallypuichased the… … i^fllGEPAlSVlVSadECELQ-dESSMdlTJ
South Kensington Museum · Decoration and ornament · Architecture
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![An illustration from The gentlemens or builders companion : containing variety of usefull designs for doors, gateways, peers, pavilions, temples, chimney-pieces, slab tables, pier glasses, or tabernacle frames, ceiling peices [sic] &c. (1739)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-gentlemensorbuil00jone-56-37.webp)
