Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 404
Fig. I. CH. xxviii] ENGLAND—NORMAN PERIOD 24 would have taught. In the capital shown in thisillustration (Fig. 139) there is to be sure a leaf tomark the angle, and the beasts are placed symmetrically,but the scroll-work wanders loosely over the surface, andthe rudimentary idea of vegetable growth… … 5T PETER5T^ORTHAKPTON. Fig. 139. while most of the sprays branch off as they ought in thedirection of the main stem others start from it backwards. In sculpture indeed the Norman school, whetherhere or in Normandy, lagged far behind those of theSouth of France and Burgundy, where the remains…
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