Medieval Bestiary : Encyclopedia : Misericords

Bibliography : Misericords

M. D. Anderson	Animal Carvings in British Churches
M. D. Anderson	The Imagery of British Churches
M. D. Anderson	The Medieval Carver
M. D. Anderson	Misericords: Medieval Life in English Woodcarving
Elaine C. Block	Bell the Cat and Gnaw the Bone: Animals and Proverbs on Misericords
Elaine C. Block	Corpus of Medieval Misericords in France
Francis Bond	Wood Carvings in English Churches: Misericords
Arthur H. Collins	Symbolism of Animals and Birds Represented in English Church Architecture
H. Connor	Medieval uroscopy and its representation on misericords
Freda Derrick	Tales Told in Church Stones: Symbolism and Legend in Medieval Architecture and Handicrafts
George C. Druce	The Stall Carvings in the Church of St. Mary of Charity, Faversham (Kent)
Jack Farley	The Misericords of Gloucester Cathedral
Marion Glasscoe; Michael Swanton	Medieval Woodwork in Exeter Cathedral
Christa Grössinger; Michael McCarthy and David Weston, ed.	Carlisle Cathedral Misericords: Style and Iconography
Christa Grössinger	English Misericords of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and their relationship to manucsript illuminations
Christa Grössinger	The World Upside-Down: English Misericords
Dorothy Kraus; Henry Kraus	The Hidden World of Misericords
Marshall Laird	English Misericords
Mariko Miyazaki; Debra Hassig, ed.	Misericord owls and medieval anti-semitism
Emma Phipson	Choir Stalls And Their Carvings: Examples of Misericords from English Cathedrals and Churches
G. L. Remnant; M. D. Anderson	Catalogue of Misericords in Great Britain
J. C. D. Smith	Church Carvings: A West Country Study
J. C. D. Smith	A Guide to Church Woodcarvings
Francis W. Steer	Misericords at New College, Oxford
Kenneth Varty; E. Rombauts, A. Welkenhuysen, G. Verbeke, ed.	Further Examples of the Fox in Medieval English Art
Kenneth Varty	Reynard the Fox. A Study of the Fox in Medieval English Art
T. Tindall Wildridge	The Misereres Of Beverley Minster: A Complete Series Of Drawings Of The Seat Carvings In The Choir Of St. John's, Beverley, Yorkshire; With Notes On The Plates And Subjects