A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 126
uilds or trades. LavenhamChurch in Suflfolk is a good instance of this practice. It is lofty and well-proportioned, and the wallsare covered with carved panelling. The clearstory is composed of large windows, two in each bay, whilethe aisle windows are also spacious and flood the interior with… … Plate No. LXII. ST GEORGES CHAPEL, WINDSOR CASTLE. CANOPIES OF STALLS. c. 1530. P The art of wood-carving reached its most elaborate development after stone-carving had been almostabandoned. The only remains of Norman wood-work that we possess are perhaps those forming a simplebalustrade at Compton…
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