An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 56
al of Winchester,the blood dripping from it allthe way. Here it was com-mitted to the ground withinthe tower, attended by manyof the nobility, but lamentedby few. The next year thetower fell; though I forbearto mention the different opi-nions on this subject, lest I should seem to assent too… … 21. Interior of N. Transept, Winchester,a.d. 1079—1093. Shewing a plain square-edged semi-cir-cular arch, a groined vault without ribs,shafts with cushion capitals, and anornamental arcade. 3* TIIE EARLY NORMAN STYLE. affords us abundant evidence, and proves that even the Normans atthis period were…
Architecture, Gothic
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