Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 411
—2 I 244 ENGLAND—NORMAN PERIOD [ch. xxviii Uncon* itroctive ■colptore with nothing U) balance it on th^ other, and on the \ftk-hand capital is an ill-desi;/ned piece of foliage at onecorner with no resemblance to nature and no relationto anything. Nothing could be much more barbarous.An early… … Enrich-ment/theeuliihv/rteaptul Simeons work, but though nothing could well be simplerit is more advanced than anything by his brother atWinchestf;r. There are precisely similar angh: h:aves inth: aipiuils of Ernulfs crypt at Canterbury, The next step was trj break up the cushion by flutingit,…
