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Two Thirteenth-Century Choir-Stalls from Durham Cathedral
06/1993 | 1083 | 135
Pages: 401-403
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Author:
Tracy, Charles (Tracy, Charles)
Subjects
buildings:
Durham Cathedral, Durham, Great Britain
dates:
1200-1299
places:
England / Durham
subjects:
British sculpture / Early English / Choir stalls
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
30. Two Medieval Choir-Stalls in the South Transept of the Durham Light Infantry Chapel. (Durham Cathedral).
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31. Detail of Misericord on Right-Hand Seat in Fig. 30. 32 by 62cm. (Durham Cathedral).
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The Early Fourteenth-Century Choir-Stalls at Exeter Cathedral
02/1986 | 995 | 128
Pages: 92+99-103
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Author:
Tracy, Charles (Tracy, Charles)
Subjects
artists:
John of Glaston
buildings:
Exeter Cathedral, Exeter, Great Britain
dates:
1300-1349
places:
England / Exeter
subjects:
British sculpture / Woodwork
subjects:
Documents / Furniture
Illustrations
Attributed works:
19. Choir-Stalls from Exeter Cathedral, St Lawrence's Church, Exeter (Destroyed).
Attributed works:
21. Detail of Traceried Backing. Choir-Stalls, St Lawrence's Church, Exeter.
Attributed works:
24. Early Fourteenth-Century Misericord, Exeter Cathedral.
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20. West Side of Sylke Chantry Door, Exeter Cathedral.
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22. Detail of West Side of Sylke Chantry Door, Exeter Cathedral.
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23. Detail of East Side of Sylke Chantry Door, Exeter Cathedral.
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25. Misericord, Chichester Cathedral.
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26. Fragments of Early Fourteenth-Century Arcading Incorporated into Superstructure of Midfourteenth-Century Choir-Stalls, Gloucester Cathedral.