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The article uncovers important late Romanesque sculpture in Barton-le-Street, highlighting regional influences.
The Victorian church of St Michael and All Angels, Barton-le-Street in the Ryedale region of North Yorkshire (Grid Ref: SE 72185 74295) contains an exceptional treasury of reused late 12th-century sculpture, all incorporated within its fabric. This article argues that despite its reuse within a later structure, this collection represents an important example of late Romanesque sculpture in Yorkshire, demonstrating many of the diverse threads and influences that characterise this distinctive regional flowering.
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