Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 257
7), may be named as instances of this. On theother hand where a manorial or only a domestic characterwas desired, the main lines of the building are Gothic, butthe details, in either case, are partly Gothic and partlymodified Renaissance. This description will apply to suchbuildings as Knowle,… … ENGLAND. 217 many, which mark these peculiarly English piles of build-ings ; those remarks may be appropriately continuedhere. The hall of Gothic houses was still retained, but only asone of a series of fine apartments. In many cases Englishmansions had no internal quadrangle, and are built as…
Architecture, Gothic · Architecture, Renaissance
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