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Southwell Minster
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Southwell: cathedral Romanesque archivolts over the arches of the nave of Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire, England, mid-12th century
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Southwell Minster

cathedral, Southwell, England, United Kingdom
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  • Edmonia Lewis: Hagar
    Western sculpture
    / High Gothic

    …as the botanical carving of Southwell Chapter House. Even in the 14th century, there are such architectural and sculptural curiosities as the west front of Exeter cathedral. Sculptural interest, however, in buildings such as Gloucester Cathedral Choir (begun soon after 1330), where the effect depends on traceried panels, is virtually…

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    …as the botanical carving of Southwell Chapter House. Even in the 14th century, there are such architectural and sculptural curiosities as the west front of Exeter cathedral. Sculptural interest, however, in buildings such as Gloucester Cathedral Choir (begun soon after 1330), where the effect depends on traceried panels, is virtually…

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