Stained glass of the middle ages in England and FranceArnold, Hugh
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Stained glass of the middle ages in England and France
Arnold, Hugh
Art, Medieval; Glass painting and staining -- England; Glass painting and staining -- France
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2. Part of Crucifixion Window, Poitiers. Late twelfth
century 8
3. Methuselah, Canterbury, originally in choir clerestory.
Twelfth century 16
4. "Noë in Archa," from the north choir aisle, Canterbury.
Twelfth century 24
5. The Entombment, from the east window, Canterbury.
Twelfth or early thirteenth century 32
6. Scroll-work, from the east window, Canterbury.
Twelfth or early thirteenth century 40
7. Border, from the Trinity Chapel, Canterbury. Twelfth
or early thirteenth century 44
8. Border and Mosaic Diaper, from the Trinity Chapel,
Canterbury. Thirteenth century 48
9. Western Lancets and Rose, Chartres Cathedral.
Twelfth and thirteenth centuries 56
10. The Big Angel, from the clerestory of the apse,
Chartres Cathedral. Thirteenth century 60
11. David, from the clerestory of the apse, Chartres
Cathedral. Thirteenth century 64
12. Amaury de Montfort, from the choir clerestory,
Chartres Cathedral. Thirteenth century 72
13. The Flight into Egypt, from the south aisle, Chartres
Cathedral. Thirteenth century 76
14. Work of Clement of Chartres in Rouen Cathedral.
Late thirteenth century 80
15. The Flight into Egypt, Poitiers. Late thirteenth
century 88
16. Heraldic Panel, from the clerestory of the nave,
York Minster. Early fourteenth century 92
17. Details from windows in the north aisle of nave,
York Minster. Fourteenth century 96
18. Border and Shields, from Peter de Dene window,
north aisle of nave, York Minster, with details
from window in south aisle and sketch of clerestory
window. Fourteenth century 104
19. St. Margaret, west window of north aisle of nave,
York Minster. Fourteenth century 108
20. St. Stephen, from south aisle of nave, York Minster.
Fourteenth century 112
21. The Nativity, upper part of east window of north
aisle, All Saints', North Street, York. Fourteenth
century 120
22. St. John, from east window of south aisle, St. Martin's,
Micklegate, York. Fourteenth century 124
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