Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 143
them became a kind of masonic puzzle.Two or more groups of mouldings were supposed to co-exist in the same stone, and sometimes a part of onegroup, sometimes a part of the other group, became visibleat the surface. The name given to this eccentric develop-ment is interpenetration. Secular… … Fig. -15.—DorBLE Chuech at Sch^abtz-Ehi;indo£FF. (a.d. 1158.; CENTKAL A>;D NORTHERN EUROPE. 103 Frankfort, much picturesque domestic architecture abounds,most of it of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, andeven later, and all full of piquancy and beauty. In NorthGermany, where there is a…
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