English church craftsmanship; an introduction to the work of the mediaeval period and some account of later developments, by Fred H. Crossley ... Illustrated by photographs by the author & others.

Main entry:

Crossley, Frederick Herbert, 1868-1955.

Title & Author:

English church craftsmanship; an introduction to the work of the mediaeval period and some account of later developments, by Fred H. Crossley ... Illustrated by photographs by the author & others.

Publication:

London & Malvern Wells, Worcestershire, B.T. Batsford Ltd. [1941]

Description:

viii, 120 pages color frontispiece, illustrations, plates (2 color) 22 cm.

Series:

The "British heritage" series

Notes:
At head of title: A glory that was England.
"First published, spring 1941."

Subject:

Church decoration and ornament England.
Decoration and ornament, Medieval England.
Sepulchral monuments, Medieval England.
Architecture, Medieval England.
Church architecture England.
Sepulchral monuments England.
Religious architecture England.
Églises Décoration et ornement Angleterre.
Architecture religieuse Angleterre.
Monuments funéraires Angleterre.
Décoration et ornement médiévaux Angleterre.
Monuments funéraires médiévaux Angleterre.
Architecture médiévale Angleterre.
Architecture chrétienne Angleterre.
Sepulchral monuments
Architecture, Medieval
Church architecture
Church decoration and ornament
Decoration and ornament, Medieval
Sepulchral monuments, Medieval
Church architecture Great Britain.
Kerkgebouwen.
Kunstnijverheid.
Middeleeuwen.
England
England Church history.
Architecture.

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

British heritage series.

Glory that was England

Holdings:

Location: Library main 130481
Call No.: W1155
Status: Available

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