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Spanish Ironwork

Arthur Byne & Mildred Stapley Byne

  • 327 pages
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A photographic survey of Spanish wrought iron from the Romanesque through the Baroque, with grilles, rejas, lanterns, and altar railings documented in detail. Reference material for anyone working in historical or ecclesiastical traditions.

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