Wood Carvings in English Churches / I. Stalls and Tabernacle Work. II. Bishop's Thrones and Chancel Chairs.
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A detailed study examines medieval English stallwork and attendant chancel furnishings, surveying design, construction, siting, arrangement, and cost while distinguishing canopied, tabernacled, and Renaissance-influenced forms. It documents bishops' thrones and chancel chairs and treats stallwork found in both cathedrals and parish churches, noting regional variety and workmanship. The text is supported by photographs, measured drawings, a bibliography, and indices, and aims to reveal overlooked decorative detail, describe carving types and compositional principles, and encourage informed preservation and appreciation of surviving timber ornamentation.
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