Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 411
her and substituting real foliage, in which on- convex Normansculplure 246 ENGLAND—NORMAN PERIOD [ch. xxviii appears that curious Early English trefoil leaf, of whichI have never seen an example beyond these shores,except at Bayeux. In conventional ornaments, such as diapers andpanelling, the… … J S^^a^^s Fig. 144. Gradually, though slowly, the school of Normansculpture advanced to better things, and towards the endof the 12th century we find it more nearly abreast of theBarfreston other schools. The splendid doorway at Barfreston(Plate CLX) in Kent was probably carved by workmenfrom…
