Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford [etc.] Parker and Co. · leaf 160
Minster, where thisarch is that of a canopy over a tomb, between two tallpiers of a lofty arch. The ogee arch is frequently usedin small arcades and in the heads of windows. The drip-stones or hoodmolds are generally supported by heads,and are frequently enriched with crockets and finials.The most… … Beverley, Yorkshire, c. A.D. 1350. 150 THE DECORATED STYLE. The Arches do not differ very materially in generaleffect from the EarlyEnglish, but are distin-guished by the mold-ings and capitals as be-fore described. The Arcades whichornament the walls inrich buildings, and thoseover the sedilia,…
Architecture, Gothic
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