The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 20
the sameclass. The decorations of the spire, as it exists, are of singular beauty and pro-priety; the ribs are exquisitely moulded, and the characteristic enrichmentof the vertical and pointed mouldings of the tower below, is carried withgreat good taste and beautiful effect up into the spire, so… … The general style of architecture and the ornamental details of the church ahove indicated are replete with beauty, and present to theeye ef the tasteful and intelligent observer a series of exquisite subjects for study and contemplation as viewed from different points. Theview from the south-east,…
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