Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 89
sor (Fig. 106), are inferior to the same things at Kings College and at Westminster. The nave and choir arcades are thin and poor, and the vault monot-onous. These faults have been avoided by the architect of Henry VIIs Chapel, who has produced what is, on the whole, the most successful example of… … FIG. 127.—BE\ERLEY MINSTER,WEST FRONT. PERPENDICULAR GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE absence of the bronze screen round the Kings tomb. This screen,fine in itself, goes far to destroy the proportions of the chapel,
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