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Architecture, Gothic
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Decoration and ornament, Gothic
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Spandrels
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Ceilings
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Church doors
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Mackenzie, Frederick, 1787 or 1788-1854
Starling, W. F
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Smith, G. B
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The architectural antiquities of the collegiate chapel of St. Stephen, Westminster, the late House of commons: drawn from actual survey and admeasurements made by direction of the commissioners of Her Majesty's woods and works, &c.; accompanied by observations on the original and perfect state of the building, and a description of the plates
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England
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Architectural drawings
14
Prints
14
publisher
J. Weale
14
division
Wallach Division: Art & Architecture Collection
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still image
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East elevation.
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
South elevation.
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
West elevation.
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
Transverse section, looking e…
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
Longitudinal section
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
Transverse section, looking w…
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
Part of the front of the vest…
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
Door heads in the vestibule.
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
Window of the crypt
topic:
Decoration and ornament,
Gothic
Spandrel and panel-heads. Ext…
topic:
Decoration and ornament,
Gothic
Details of the interior
topic:
Decoration and ornament,
Gothic
Chapter house & oratory
topic:
Decoration and ornament,
Gothic
Ceiling of the cloisters
topic:
Architecture,
Gothic
Spandril [sic] of the princip…
topic:
Decoration and ornament,
Gothic
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