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35. a. Gloucester Cathedral. Nave. c. 1120. Photograph by
J. R. H. Weaver. b. Durham Cathedral. Nave. c. 1110-30. Photograph by
Will F. Taylor.
36. a. Barnack. Christ. Early 11th cent. (?). Photograph by
F. T. A. Power. b. York Cathedral. Virgin and Child. c. 1000 (?). Photograph
by William Watson.
37. a. Ely Cathedral. S. doorway. c. 1150. b. Fownhope. Tympanum. c. 1150. Photograph by Roy.
Com. on Hist. Mons. (England). By permission of the
Controller of H.M. Stationery Office.
38. a. Worms Cathedral. 11th, 12th, and 13th cent. b. Maria Laach Abbey. Early 12th cent.
39. a. Freckenhorst. Consecrated 1129. b. Korvey. W. front. 9th and 12th cent.
40. a. Paulinzelle Abbey. Nave. Early 12th cent. From Deutsche
Dome des Mittelalters in Die Blauen Bücher series. b. Schwabisch Gmünd. Nave. Late 12th or early 13th cent.
Photograph by Bildverlag Luckert, Stuttgart.
41. a. Hildesheim. S. Michael. Early 11th and late 12th cent.
From Kunstdenkmäler der Provinz Hannover, ii. 4. b. Mainz Cathedral. Nave aisle. Early 12th cent. Photograph
by Rolf Kellner.
42. a. Gernrode Abbey. The Marys at the Sepulchre. Mid 12th
cent. b. Worms. Flight into Egypt. Mid 12th cent.
43. Paderborn. Externstein. Descent from the Cross. Early
12th cent. Photograph by Dr. F. Stoedtner, Berlin.
44. Regensburg. S. Jakob. Schottenthor. C. 1200. Photograph
by G. E. Chambers.

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Publication Information: Book Title: Romanesque Architecture in Western Europe. Contributors: A. W. Clapham - author. Publisher: Clarendon Press. Place of Publication: Oxford. Publication Year: 1936. Page Number: xv.
    
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