The Ecclesiologist; Volume 23
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The Ecclesiologist, Volume 23, presents a detailed examination of church architecture and design during the Victorian era. Published by the Ecclesiological Society, this volume offers insights into the principles and practices that shaped the construction and renovation of churches.
Featuring articles and illustrations, the journal provides a valuable resource for understanding the architectural and religious sensibilities of the time. Explore the intricacies of Gothic Revival, the importance of symbolism in church design, and the ongoing debates surrounding liturgical correctness. A must-read for historians, architects, and anyone interested in the intersection of religion and architecture.
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