The Cathedral Churches of England & Wales

Cloisters, crypts and choir aisles receive as much attention as the great exteriors in prints from The Cathedral Churches of...

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Cloisters, crypts and choir aisles receive as much attention as the great exteriors in prints from The Cathedral Churches of England and Wales, mid-nineteenth-century issues of architectural drawings engraved by Benjamin Winkles after designers including Benjamin Baud and R. Garland, with the London Printing and Publishing Company named in the publication credits. Chester and Rochester are explored through cloisters, crypts, choir aisles, naves and doorways, their different building phases shown in close focus. The Welsh cathedrals run from Bangor and St Asaph to Llandaff and St David's, where the ruined bishop's palace also appears, and Oxford adds a cathedral within a university city.

Cloisters, crypts and choir aisles receive as much attention as the great exteriors in prints from The Cathedral Churches of England and Wales, mid-nineteenth-century issues of architectural drawings engraved by Benjamin Winkles after designers including Benjamin Baud and R. Garland, with the London Printing and Publishing Company named in the publication credits. Chester and Rochester are explored through cloisters, crypts, choir aisles, naves and doorways, their different building phases shown in close focus. The Welsh cathedrals run from Bangor and St Asaph to Llandaff and St David's, where the ruined bishop's palace also appears, and Oxford adds a cathedral within a university city.

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