An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 94
which haveas great a projection as those of the succeeding styles,and the sides of these are usually ornamented witharcades: the outer archway is of the same characteras other doorways. At Sherborne and at SouthwellMinster there are good examples of these porches. The Apse (62) has been already… … KiH.FARKI-J? DfcL. ■■ 62. Kornsey Abbey, Hants., o. 1160.Interior of a Norman Apse. the east side of the transepts; being, in fact, the placesfor altars, which were afterwards continued in thesame situations, but either merely under windows ina flat wall, or under arched recesses which…
Architecture, Gothic
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