h andFrench church of this period more marked than in the door-way. The French door usually consists of a lintel orstraight stone forming the head of the door, with a dis-charging arch above, and the tympanum, or space between,covered with carving, the arches filled with niches andstatuary, and the… … KLORE CHURCH, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EARLY ENGLISH 247 Church. Each arch-order has its own shafts and forms a se-parate group of moulding-s, i^^enerally with the characteristictooth ornament in the hollows. The sobriety and delicacyof treatment makes these doors sing^ularly beautiful. Thoseof the Chapter…
Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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