Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 50
rior clustered shafts took the place ofthe solid round Norman piers, rising, as we see inour cathedral naves, to support lofty vaulted roofs,the ribs moulded and covered at their intersectionsby carved bosses. Again we may note the principle of recurringlines which repeat and emphasize the form of… … •Sou?To?RAas6pr TRANSITIONAL ARCADE, SOUTH TRANSEPT, CANTERBURY. 29 THE ARCHITECTURAL BASIS •TYPIC7\L- rORnS OF- ARCHES
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