An analysis of Gothick architecture ;
An analysis of Gothick architecture, a two-volume survey of English medieval building detail measured and drawn by the brothers Raphael and Joshua Arthur Brandon and published in London in 1847 for architects, builders and church restorers working in the Gothic Revival. The plates are fine outline engravings of windows, tracery heads, mouldings, piers and doorways, many paired with section profiles and plans, offering designers crisp line motifs, cusped and foliated tracery patterns, and lattice-glazed fills that read well at small sizes.
