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B. WORKS by PERIOD Recent Bibliographies May Be Found In B. WORKS BY PERIOD B1. MEDIEVAL Recent bibliographies may be found in Alexander and Binski, 1987, and Zarnecki, et al., 1984; the most useful current periodicals are Archaeological Journal, Antiquaries Journal, Gesta, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association and Medieval Archaeology For individual volumes of the Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture see R.N. Bailey, R. Cramp, and J. Lang below. Alexander, J., and Binski, P., eds. 1987 Age of Chivalry. Art in Plantagenet England 1200–1400 (catalogue of exhibition at the Royal Academy, London) Anderson, C., ed. 2002 The Built Surface. Vol. 1: Architecture and the Pictorial Arts from Antiquity to the Enlightenment. Andrews, F.A. 1974 The Medieval Builder and his Methods Badham, S.F 1990 London Standardisation and Provincial Idiosyncracy: The Organisation and Working Practices of brass engravings workshops in pre-Reformation England. Church Monuments Journal V; 3-25 Badham, S.F. 2000 Monumental Brasses and the Black Death: a Reappraisal, Antiquaries Journal 80 Bailey, R.N., and Cramp, R. 1988 Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture vol II, Cumberland, Westmorland and Lancashire North-of-the-Sands Baldwin-Brown, G. 2nd edn 1925 The Arts in Early England 2, Anglo Saxon Architecture Barry, B., ed. 1990 The Medieval Town. A reader in Urban History, 1200–1540 Beresford and St Joseph 2nd edn 1979 Medieval England from the Air Blair J.(ed) 1988 Minsters and parish churches: the Local Church in Transition Boase, T.S.R. 1953 English Art 1100–1216, Oxford History of English Art 3 Boldrick, S., Park, D., and Williamson, P. 2002 Wonder: Painted Sculpture from Medieval England (Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, exhibition catalogue) Bond, F. 1905 Gothic Architecture in England Bony, J. 1939 Works by Period 1 La technique ‘normande’ du mur épais, Bulletin Monumental 98, 153–88 Bony, J. 1949 French Influences on the origin of English architecture, Journal of The Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 12, 1–16 Bony, J. 1957–8 The resistance to Chartres in early thirteenth-century architecture, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 3rd series, 20–21, 35–52 Bony, J. 1976 Diagonality and centrality in early rib vault architecture, Gesta 15 (1–2), 15–26 Bony, J. 1979 The English Decorated Style, Gothic architecture transformed, 1250–1350 Bony, J. 1981 Durham et la tradition saxonne, Études d’art médiévales offertes à Louis Grodecki, eds. S. McK. Crosby, A. Chanstel et al., 79–92 Brakspear, H. 1931 A West Country school of masons, Archaeologia 81, 1–18 Brieger, P. 1957 English Art 1216–1307, Oxford History of English Art 4 Cambridge, E. 1984 The Early Church in County Durham: a reassessment, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 137, 65–85 Cassidy-Welch, M. 2002 ‘Monastic Spaces and their Meanings: thirteenth-century English Cistercian monasteries’, in Medieval Church Studies, I Cherry, B. 1978 Romanesque architecture in Eastern England, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 131, 1–29 Clapham, A.W. 1930 English Romanesque Architecture before the Conquest Clapham, A.W. 1934 English Romanesque Architecture after the Conquest Coldstream, N. 1994 The Decorated Style: architecture and ornament 1240–1360 Coldstream, N. The Medieval Mason Coldstream, N. 2002 Medieval Architecture Colvin, H.M. 1963 The history of the King’s Works: vols. I and II: The middle ages Colvin, H.M. 1983 The court style in medieval English architecture, 2 Works by Period a review, English Culture in the Later Middle Ages, ed. V.J. Scattergood and J.W. Sherbourne, 129–39 Coss, P., and Keen, M. 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