Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 348
ntly throughout. The idea of thecoupled columns was no doubt given him by FrenchWilliam, but he used it in his own way, and probably notas his predecessor would have done. In the eastern partof the crypt, which is also the work of English William,the columns are round, and have the round abacus… … u ■*^ CH. xi] THE TRANSITION 195 The mouldings of both the Williams are enriched Canter-with Norman billets and zigzags, and also with the Early cathedral.English dog-tooth. The zigzags are of the later refined mouldingsform, undercut and sunk. But besides these details thesections of the arches…
Architecture, Gothic
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