Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 30
ms more like an imperfect understandingof the new system. At Amiens, which is a little later,in some cases the circle is managed like these at Reims,but in others it ramifies with the arch moulding as wellas with those of the lights-. 1 Sir G. G. Scott in Gleanings^ p. 21. 2 Professor Willis… … Fig. 120. The cusping here is independent of the circle, cutin thin stone, and inserted in agroove of the circle ; and an ironring sunk in the points of thecusps holds them in their place(Fig. 120). This is called soffitcusping, and was the earliest formthat cusping took. Wilars deHonecort oives a…
Architecture, Gothic
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