Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 344
nd there is thefact that the wall above containing the windows is solidover both thicknesses of arcading, so that there can be noappreciable difference of date between them. Moreoverthe additional strength given by a thin arcading restingon 6 marble colonnettes is too trifling to be of anyaccount,… … Fig. 83. ch. xn] EARLY ENGLISH 205 together till the wall above is reached, where, in fact, the Lincolnbonding does begin. I believe the double arcade to bethe original design1, though a very curious one ; but itis not unique, for the triforium at Beverley is like it,and there is the same…
Architecture, Gothic
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