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Wood Sculpture in England in the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Centuries
— Coffers, Chests, and Panellings — Sepulchral Effigies and Small Figure Work,
279 Chapter XVI. Choirs and Choir Stalls, . 313 Chapter XVII. Symbolism in ...
Wood Sculpture in England in the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Centuries
— Coffers, Chests, and Panellings — Sepulchral Effigies and Small Figure Work,
279 Chapter XVI. Choirs and Choir Stalls, . 313 Chapter XVII. Symbolism in ...
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Fryer (A. C.) : Wooden Monumental Effigies. 1 9 1 o. Glover (S.) : History of
County of Derby. 1829. Gough(R.): Sepulchral Monuments. 1799. Grose (F.):
Antiquarian Repertory. 1807-9. Antiquities of England and Wales. 1773-87.
Hartshorne ...
Fryer (A. C.) : Wooden Monumental Effigies. 1 9 1 o. Glover (S.) : History of
County of Derby. 1829. Gough(R.): Sepulchral Monuments. 1799. Grose (F.):
Antiquarian Repertory. 1807-9. Antiquities of England and Wales. 1773-87.
Hartshorne ...
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1804. Morant (P.) : History and Antiquities of Essex. 1768. Stothard (C. A.):
Monumental Effigies. 1817-32. Strutt: History and Antiquities of Essex. 1845.
Thoroton (R.): Antiquities of Nottinghamshire. 1677-1797. Weaver: Funeral
Monuments.
1804. Morant (P.) : History and Antiquities of Essex. 1768. Stothard (C. A.):
Monumental Effigies. 1817-32. Strutt: History and Antiquities of Essex. 1845.
Thoroton (R.): Antiquities of Nottinghamshire. 1677-1797. Weaver: Funeral
Monuments.
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need not rest upon what is merely conjecture, as in the case of the St. Anne
group and the Adam and Eve busts at Kensington, while we may give him with
certainty such fine work as the effigy in stone of the Prince-Bishop Rudolph von ...
need not rest upon what is merely conjecture, as in the case of the St. Anne
group and the Adam and Eve busts at Kensington, while we may give him with
certainty such fine work as the effigy in stone of the Prince-Bishop Rudolph von ...
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On the other hand, the head, at any rate, of the masterly stone sepulchral effigy of
Bishop Rudolf von Scherenberg in the cathedral of Wiirzburg is apparently
evidence of consummate knowledge and truthfulness. But may not this be due to
...
On the other hand, the head, at any rate, of the masterly stone sepulchral effigy of
Bishop Rudolf von Scherenberg in the cathedral of Wiirzburg is apparently
evidence of consummate knowledge and truthfulness. But may not this be due to
...
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| Title | Wood Sculpture The Connoisseur's library |
| Author | Alfred Maskell |
| Publisher | Methuen, 1911 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Sep 1, 2010 |
| Length | 425 pages |
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