Architecture and how to sketch it : illustrated by sketches of typical examples (1910)
Roberts, H. W · London : G. Rowney and Co. · leaf 35
ital ;we further note the plan of pier is greater from N. to S.than from E. to W. ; these are all indications of thePerpendicular Period. The full forms of the 14th-century mouldings always seem to me so typical ofthe fullness of life; and the hollows, which get moreused and pronounced as this… … rrniiiT ttQtit Plate IV. AND HOW TO SKETCH IT. 33 is meant and felt by those who remark, His drawingis so full ; of another, His drawing is poor and thin.Square formed pateras and crockets with angular detailare characteristic ornaments, and a free use of theTudor rose ; the detail generally…
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