Winkles's architectural and picturesque illustrations of the cathedral churches of England and Wales (1836)
Winkles, Benjamin · London : E. Wilson ; Charles Tilt · leaf 313
left is the entrance into St.Georges chapel, called also the chantry of Sir John Speke, knight,who is buried in it; the screen which divides it from the aisle is alate perpendicular work and feathered, is rich in panelling, shields,rosettes, and small statues. The east end of this aisle is… … -m a Sieai byF Garlana icr aved V £.\&iiHes| I-l.SS. ESETER (CATia;EBRA:fL, BISHOP STAFFOKDS WONUMENT EXETER CATHEDRAL. 1 I I Chapel, which might be entered here under an arch, beneath whichis the sepulchral monument of Edmund Stafford, bishop of Exeter,who died in 1395. The Lady Chapel, which…
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