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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 117

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74. Temple Church, London. a.d. 1240.A suite of mouldings from the choir, shewing the use of fillets racter to them; but this always shews a tendency totransition to the next style. Throughout the Early English period there is anornament used in the hollow mouldings which is ascharacteristic of… … 75- York Cathedral, &.D. 1240.Moulding3 from the north transept, shewing the tooth-ornament. THE TOOTH-ORNAMENT. 99 Norman ; this consists of a small pyramid, more or lessacute, cut into four leaves or petals meeting in thepoint but separate below. When very acute, and seenin profile, it may be…

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