Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 265
din the wall with an interval between it and the lintel, the wholeforming the semblance of an entablature beneath the pedi-ment, with its frieze in the wall plane (Fig. 130). In the porchof Cranborne Manor-House an entablature over an arcade is 1 Gotch, plate 33. ^ Du Cerceaus book was publisher!… … broken into ressauts resting oncorbels in the shape of lionsheads projecting from the archspandrels (Fig. 131), and overthis entablature is a blind atticadorned with strap-work. Theangles of the facade in whichthis porch occurs are furnishedwith buttresses in three stageswith deep offsets, like…
Architecture, Renaissance
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