An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 147
102. Barnack, Northamptonahire, c. 1250. amptonshire (102). The outer doorways are oftenmuch enriched with mouldings and shafts of greatdepth, and the walls are ornamented on the inside witharcades and tracery. 128 EARLY ENGLISH VAULTS. The Vaults are distinguished from the Norman hytheir greater… … 103. Salisbury Cathedral, c. 1240. Early English vault, groined, with moulded ribs in the groins only their greater simplicity, as at Salisbury (103). In theearlier examples there are ribs on the angles of thegroins only; at a later period the vaulting becomesmore complicated, as at Westminster.…
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