Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : Parker and Co. · leaf 146
ption thanthat which is commonin the next style;they were originallypainted in colours likethe interior of thechurches, and oftenhave ornamental iron-work upon them;even the nail-headsare made ornamental.This is also the casein the Early Englishstyle, and it is frequently not easy to distinguish… … Dorcliester, Oxon, c. A.D. 1320. 136 THE DECOEATED STYLE. The Decorated Style is distinguished by its largewindows divided by mullions, and the tracery eitherin flowing lines, or forming circles, trefoils, and othergeometrical figures, asat Dorchester, and notrunning perpendicu-larly ; its…
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