Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 168
stumpy arcades of the lower part. He did I02 ENGLISH PERPENDICULAR [ch. xx Gloucester it bv drawliipf 3. vcil of tracery work over the whole bay, cathedral. ^ ... ^ . . , , ,. , Choir so as to unitc It into one composition and obliterate thehorizontal divisions. To do this he cut back to a flat… … I IViirTl Fig. 163. his new work to the old, for the new facing at the backof the sunk panels is not a foot thick. Above, he raiseda splendid range of four-light clerestory windows, liftingthe eastern part of the church to the height of 85 ft. fromfloor to vault, and 20 ft. above the Norman nave…
Architecture, Gothic
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