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York Minster. The Windows called the "Five Sisters," in the North Transept...Early English, A.D. 1269. by J. Draffin — VisualArtsDB
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York Minster. The Windows called the "Five Sisters," in the North Transept...Early English, A.D. 1269.
York Minster. The Windows called the "Five Sisters," in the North Transept...Early English, A.D. 1269.
J. Draffin
1860
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J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US
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