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DECORATIVE ARTS AND DESIGN HISTORY


Special Collections Material


From Britton's History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Salisbury (1814)
Sp Coll RQ 675

"The Nave, Plate XX. is shown in a slight etching, as best calculated to define the forms of the columns, capitals, and bases; with the succession of arched mouldings, groining of the vaulting, and lengthened perspective.  It is lofty and narrow, and consists of a series of ten arches on each side, with nine groups of clustered columns.  Over these arches is another series of arches, opening to a gallery over the side aile; and the third, or upper division, called the clere-story, has a succession of glazed windows of three lights each."

(page 77)
 

Pellat & Green's show room
Salisbury Cathedral Church, View of the Nave looking East
(Plate XX: Drawn by Mackenzie; Engraved by H. Le Keux)

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