Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 397
nchester1. This Norman east end was pulled downby Bishop North wold, and between 1235 and 1251 thepresent presbytery was built which is perhaps the mostsplendid example of pure Early English work in thekingdom. Unlike Winchester and Salisbury, where theeastern parts are at a lower level, the roof… … T. G. J. ELY CATHEDRAL—The Presbytery ch. xin] EARLY ENGLISH 241 of its full height to the extreme east end, where it Ely ci the Q13.1 finishes with a magnificent composition of three huge Thesingle lights below, surmounted by five lights above, pres y eryrising to the centre, and three lights…
Architecture, Gothic
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