An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 87
small arcs be-tween them, or merely rude triangles, like the sup-posed Saxon arches; and these are sometimes con-tinued in late work, as at Iffley, hut in general, inlate work the corbels are carved, and the small arcsmore or less enriched. The earliest Norman Vaults are quite plain, and ofthe… … 55. Sherborne Castle, a.d, 1115—1139.Shewing an early Norman vault groined without ribs. NORMAN VAULTS. 69 aisles or other narrow spaces, are often contempora-neous with the barrel vaults, and generally belong tothe latter half of the eleventh century, or the begin-ning of the twelfth, as at…
Architecture, Gothic
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