Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 265
facade as a whole would be admi-rable if it had nothing more. But theRenaissance ideas led the designer tocrown each story with an entablature, andto set a pair of classic columns on eitherside of the central bay, and in each towerangle. To cover these useless columnsthe entablature has to be… … Fig. 131. — CranliorneManor-House. XIII THE RENAISSANCE IN ENGLAND 223 The gatehouse of Stanway ^ has a portal with a four-centredarch framed with a shallow Doric order, having a pilaster witha free-standing column in front of it on either side. The entab-lature has a double ressaut over each of…
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