An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 73
ton (35). The Arches are generally round-headed: in eariywork they are plainand square-edged,with or without arecess at the angle;sometimes doublyrecessed, and stillsquare-edged, as inthe early work atWestminster (16),the White Tower,London (20), andthe transept of Win-chester (21); some-times… … 36. Lindisfarne Priory, Duiham, ad. 109i—1120.Arch richly moulded, one pier with shafts at-tached, the other with zig-zag fluting. NORMAN ARCHES. 55 the spectator when looking towards the altar, is generally-much more ornamented than the eastern side. Thechancel-arch at Iffley is one of the richest…
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