Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 199
Fig. 172. decoration, and bears the initials of the Saint (Fig. 173).Though East Anglia is the principal scene of flint inlay,it occurs also in Surrey and Devonshire, and other partsof England where the chalk formation exists. Except in larger buildings the churches of this periodhad no vaults, for… … ^?i.<5i^:>.. if/)/// I p^<y\^^<J^i^: y Ipswich.S. Lau-rence Fig. 173. 122 ENGLISH PERPENDICULAR [ch. xxi English regular flying buttresses. But as a rule the Perpendicularro°ofs^ church has a wooden roof. This was in fact a rever-sion to the basilican type of S. Apollinare Nuovo andS.…
Architecture, Gothic
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