Robert the Mason
Robert the Mason (fl.c. 1077–1119). Master-mason, responsible for the transepts, eastern part of the nave, and the tower of the Romanesque Abbey Church of St Alban (now the Cathedral), Herts.
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J. Harvey (1987)
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