Gothic ornaments, selected from various ancient buildings in England and France : exhibiting numerous specimens of every description of decorative detail, from the XIth. to the beginning of the XVIth. cent.
A measured-drawing pattern book of Gothic carved detail recorded from English and French churches, credited to Augustus Pugin (1762-1832) and reissued around 1900 for architects, builders and ornamental carvers. Lithographed plates show foliage capitals, bosses, string-courses, wooden cornices and panel patterns in dense hatched line, each with section profiles and a source building named in the margin.
