Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford [etc.] Parker and Co. · leaf 56
tinent thanin England. InItaly there are many fine examples, as at Toscanella,Perugia, and Assisi. The French also appear to havealways had a particular fondness for this kind of win-dow, which in the later styles becomes the magnificentrose-window, so often the glory of the French churches, Norman… … 4C THE NORMAN PERIOD. did not suit well withcircular openings arealso a common feature,as in the clerestory ofSouthwell Minster. Thezigzag molding is fre-quently used in thearches of windows, asat St. Johns, Devizes,p. 44; occasionally, butnot so frequently, thisornament is also carrieddown the…
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