An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 68
enerally round-headed, very deeply recessed, and frequently haveshafts in the jambs. The tympanum is frequently filledwith rich sculpture, which becomes deeper and betterexecuted as the style advances. The mouldings arenumerous, but not of much variety in section, consist-ing chiefly of round and… … 28. Part of South Doorway, Iffley Church, Oxon., c. 1160.Shewing rich Norman Ornament. though of a peculiar and somewhat rude character,produces great richness of effect; and few features ofchurches are more generally admired than rich JNormandoorways. The Windows are in general long and rather…
Architecture, Gothic
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