Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 53
rather sanctuary.Among other foundations dating fromthis period of unexampled energy inbuilding are the cathedrals of Worcester,Chichester, Gloucester, and Durham,and the abbeys and churches of Tewkes-bury (Fig. 47), Waltham, Christchurch(Hants), and Bury St. Edmunds. The early phase of Norman… … FIG. 48.^WINCHESTER, TRANS-FORMATION OF NAVE. ANGLO-NORMAN ARCHITECTURE ^ FIG. 49.—ROCK OF CASHEL. Norwich. It is divided into symmetrical sections, each comprisingtwo bays, and supplying a happily proportioned constituent to thegeneral scheme (Fig.46). The Normannave of Durham is abook in…
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