An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 119
heearliest, the purest, andbest example of this style,and are there used in theunusual position of a ver-tical line between the de-tached shafts of Purbeckmarble (66). They are foundin the same position alsoin the rich and beautifulwork of the west front ofWells, which is the exam-ple following… … York Cathedral, a.d 1265. Crockets from the tomb of ArchbishopWalter Grey. EARLY ENGLISH FOLIAGE. 101 Afterwards they were used entirely on the outside ofpediments, or in similar situations, projecting from theface of the work or the outer surface of the moulding,as in the very beautiful tomb of…
Architecture, Gothic
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