Medieval and Manuscripts

George Fellowes Prynne

George Fellowes Prynne (2 April 1853 – 7 May 1927) was an English ecclesiastic architect and part of the High Church school of Gothic Revival Architecture. Over the course of a 50-year career, he built, decorated, restored and/or reconstructed dozens of English churches, most of which are now Listed buildings. He was also well known for designing superb decorative elements, particularly windows and screens.

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• ▸Croatian art of the 20th century
• ▸History of the Jews in Canada
• ▸Byzantines

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