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Early Renaissance Architecture in England

Note 17 — Chapter VII

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The title of the book, which is well worth inspection, is "The Archs of Triumph, erected in honor of the High and Mighty Prince James, the First of that Name King of England, and the Sixt of Scotland, at his Maiestie's Entrance and Passage through his Honorable Citty and Chamber of London, upon the 15th day of March, 1603. Invented and published by Stephen Harrison, Joyner and Architect; and graven by William Kip."

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