London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 285
th arude carving; and one is cutinto a hollow, instead of the firstrude form. Fig. 146. is a win-dow head, linteled in the samemanner as the last figure, butwith the angles splayed ; the pro-jecting corbel was evidently in-tended to assist the lintel, asthe opening at the top would, bythis… … in the Style of the Thirteenth Century. 273 gradual approach to the muUioned window is shown. The pierbetween the windows became reduced from time to time, and thetwo corbels were formed in one stone. Tiiese circumstancesappear to have combined in producinor the next specimen.Jig. 149., which is…
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