Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 401
empts at foliage, quite inartis-tically arranged; the best are covered with ornamenthalf-way between foliage and strap-work. They havevery little ordered arrangement such as classic example 1 History of the Church of S. Peter, Northampton, by the Rev. R. M.Serjeantson. His book contains in an… … 7^ \. 1X3 1 /o,7 Fig. 138. CH. xxviii] ENGLAND—NORMAN PERIOD 241 would have taught. In the capital shown in this Normanillustration (Fig. 139) there is to be sure a leaf to ^*^p^^mark the angle, and the beasts are placed symmetrically,but the scroll-work wanders loosely over the surface, andthe…
