An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 76
o careful and accurate an ob-server as Mr. Eickman scarcely requires, perhaps, tobe strengthened by additional examples; but as theearly use of the pointed arch, longprior to any changeof style, has notbeen generally ob-served, it may beuseful to mentiona few more in-stances. Malmes-bury Abbey,… … 38. Kirkstall Abbey, ■Yorkshire, 115.—1160 5.8 NORMAN ARCHES. in that part of it which they builth. St. Cross Church,near Winchester, founded by Henry de Blois in 1136,has pointed arches; and the triforium has intersectingarcades, with the intervals left open as windows. Tothese may be added,…
Architecture, Gothic
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