Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 127
ut the west countryseems to be its native place. It is a purely Englishornament : I am not aware of a single example of iton the continent. The same may almost be said of theThe dog-tooth ; the nail-head is common enough abroad, but d|-tooth it was in England that it was glorified into the… … Bristolcathedral Fig. 152. 76 ENGLISH CURVILINEAR [ch. xix Sculpturein capitals Decoratedtombs atWest-minster Tomb ofAymer deValence it, to my surprise, in the doorway of S. Maria atToscanella, which has in many other respects a curiouslyEnglish look\ and it occurs also in the Norman workin Sicily…
Architecture, Gothic
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