The English house, how to judge its periods and styles (1909)
Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- · New York, J. Lane Co. · leaf 77
iasval styles of architecture they do so merelybecause it is convenient, so as to mark off theperiods into which one style was separated inits evolution. Each period melts into anothervery slowly, and with such gradual changes thatneither its beginning nor its end can be hitupon with accuracy ; but… … Photo by Gilntan & i,o., Oxford, Iffley Church, Oxfordshire. An example of Norman Architecture. See page 55. CHAPTER IV CHARACTERISTICS OF NORMANARCHITECTURE WHAT are the most typical traits ina Norman building, and how maythey be recognised by the public?This question is necessarily difficult…
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