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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 293

An illustration from Gothic architecture in England and France, 1911, leaf 293
ion. A simple horizontal parapet supported by a corbel tableis common in this style, and the towers of Brize-Nortonand Garsington in Oxfordshire furnish examples. At Salis-bury the horizontal parapet is relieved by a scries of blanktrefoil-headed panels sunk in the head. Sometimes a plain,low,… … CORBEL TABLE AND PARAPET, BRIZE-NORTON CHIRCH,OXFORDSHIRE hollow is peculiar to the style, but in late examples it is notfound, its place being taken by another round moulding. Cusps are very characteristic. They may be found occa-sionally though very rarely in Norman work. In the EarlyEnglish…

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