Examples of English mediaeval foliage and coloured decoration, taken from buildings of the twelfth to the fifteenth century: with descriptive letterpress (1874)
Colling, James Kellaway · London, The author [etc.] · leaf 32
rving,Fig. 1 7, evidently pointing to the Scandinavian or Celtic element in Norman Foliage. Itmay be traced, also, very plentifully on the Continent—particularly in certain districts.M. De Caumont says, Les moulures perlees reunies appartiennent plus particulierementaux departements dOutre-Loire… … Fig. 21. NORMAN. !■> the precursor of the triple leaf of the Early English period (Plates i and 3). The foliageconsists, too, of foliated buds arranged in a triple manner ; as in the example in the centreof the Capital, No. 2, Plate 4, from Patrixbourne Church, Kent. Other examples will befound…
Decoration and ornament · Church decoration and ornament · Decoration and ornament, Medieval · Decoration and ornament, Architectural · Mural painting and decoration
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