Winged ox in a roundel

From Examples of Gothic Architecture, Volume 2, A. C. Pugin

A winged horned ox carved inside a moulded roundel, traced from plate 226 of A. C. Pugin's Examples of Gothic Architecture, Volume 2 (1895).

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Format: SVG vector
Laser: Engrave
Library: Architecture / tracery
Proportions: 474 x 470, square
License: Public domain
Credit required: No

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Bestiary Antiquity Sacred Arches and Arch Frames Medallions and Roundels

Examples of Gothic Architecture, Volume 2

A. C. Pugin

Author: A. C. Pugin
Plate: 226
In the library: 178 pieces

A. C. Pugin, Examples of Gothic Architecture, Volume 2 , scan page 226

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