THE period upon which we enter in the present lecture is separated from preceding centuries by the greatest landmark in our national history, the conquest of England by William of Normandy ; and the far-reaching political and religious changes that followed entirely revolutionised the art of this country.
An edition of Norman Sculpture and the Mediaeval Bestiaries
(1990)
Norman Sculpture and the Mediaeval Bestiaries
by J. Romilly Allen
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