A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 102
Plate No. XXXVII. DURHAM CATHEDRAL. NORTH NAVE ARCADE, c. 1120. N Durham Cathedral is generally regarded as our grandest Norman cathedral. The interior is mostimpressive. The arches are supported by alternate clustered piers and great round pillars. The groovingof these pillars is probably derived… … Plate No. XXXVIII. NORWICH CATHEDRAL. SOUTH AISLE, c. 1120. N The conspicuous feature here is the great round pillar, spirally grooved. There is another like it on thenorth side. This method of grooving is not common. It occurs also at Waltham, Durham, Lindisfarne,Dunfermline and in the crypt of…
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