An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 80
whole are fre-quently so overlaidwith ornament thatit is difficult to dis- 43. North Transept. Wiuch-.ster, a.d. I0T9—93. tinguish the section Eaily Norman Base, (or profile) of its mouldings. ings, which are said to have been worked, and these appear to have beengenerally worked before they were… … 62 NORMAN BASES. The Bases are at first very simple, consisting merely ofa quarter-round moulding; then of two quarter-rounds,or two and a chamfer; or else of a round, or a chamferand a quarter-round (43) : as the style advanced they be-came more enriched, and the number of members morenumerous:…
Architecture, Gothic
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