Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : Parker and Co. · leaf 72
Norman Corbel. or less enriched. The Corbel-tables under the caves of the roof are veryabundant in late ISTorman and Transitional work, andare often proof that the walls are Norman, when thisis not otherwise evident, later windows having beeninserted. They are frequently square blocks of stoneonly,… … 6 62 THE NOKMAN PERIOD. The earliest Norman Vaults are quite plain, andof the barrel form, as in the chapel of the White Tower,London. In the next stage they have flat transversearches only; they are then groined, but still withoutribs: these plain groined vaults without ribs, overaisles or other…
Architecture, Gothic
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