IMAGES OF MEDIEVAL ART AND ARCHITECTURE

ENGLAND: LINCOLN MINSTER



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Plans and Drawings

Exterior

Exterior Sculpture

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Interior Sculpture

Other Monastic
Buildings
Furnishings
Under
Construction


Preliminary Notes
 


Preliminary Bibliography

Bony, Jean. The English decorated style : Gothic architecture transformed, 1250-1350. Ithaca, N.Y. : Cornell University Press, 1979. ISBN 0801412439

British Archeological Association. Medieval art and architecture at Lincoln Cathedral. [London] : British Archaeological Association ; Leeds :
Obtained from W.S. Maney ; Oxford : Oxbow Books, 1986. L C. Number: N6771 L54M4 1986

Cockerell, C. R. (Charles Robert). Iconography of the west front of Wells cathedral, with an appendix on the sculptures of other medieval
churches in England; by Charles Robert Cockerell.Oxford and London, J.H. Parker, 1851. LC Number: t NB463 .C66

Dunlop, Colin. The pictorial history of Lincoln Cathedral : otherwise called Lincoln Minster / [by D.C. Dunlop]. [London : Pitkin Pictorials, 1968]. LC. Call Number: NA971.L73 D9
 

Kahn, Deborah, editor. The Romanesque frieze and its spectator : the Lincoln symposium papers / edited by Deborah Kahn London :
Published for the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln Cathedral [by] Harvey Miller ; New York : Published in the U.S. in conjunction with Oxford
University Press, c1992. LC Number: NA2965 R65 1992

Pevsner, Nicholas and John Harris. Lincolnshire. Series: The Buildings of England. London, 1964. Pages 81-139.
 

Zarnecki, George.Romanesque Lincoln : the sculpture of the cathedral of Lincoln : Honywood, 1988. LC Number: NB471 L5Z3 1988

Zarnecki, George. Romanesque sculpture at Lincoln Cathedral. Lincoln, Eng., The Friends of Lincoln Cathedral, 1964?] LC. Number:
NB463 .Z37r



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