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1 author picked Norfolk Rood Screens as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Surviving medieval painted rood screens are one of the wonders of England's churches. Each one artwork in its own right. In this magnificently illustrated work, the authors highlight twenty-four of the finest surviving examples, showing them in all their glorious detail. It may not be a groundbreaking work, but it is most certainly an inspiring one. If you ever thought the Middle Ages were drab and colourless, then this book will undoubtedly change your mind. A visual feast.
This book is currently out of print.
From Matthew's list on The best books on medieval churches.
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