An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 75
now called the triforium.Intersecting arches occur in these arcades from a veryearly period; and Mr. Kickman observes, that whoeverconstructed them, constructed pointed arches; anl headds, It ap-pears as if theround andpointed archeswere for nearlya century usedindiscriminate-ly, as was… … 37. Mamesbury Abbey, Wiltshire, a u. 1116—39 Pointed Arch with pure Norman mouldings and soollcp.dcapitals. NORMAN ARCHES. 57 quently quite as massive, and in all other respects of asearly character, with the pointed arch as with the roundone; they occur at Malmeshury (37), apparently in thework of…
Architecture, Gothic
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