A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 148
everal remain both in the east and west.It is panelled and niched, and some of the statues remain, though headless. There is a lofty battlementedparapet, richly panelled, with crocketed pinnacles. Inside there is a fan-tracery vault. The gable on theright contains a window with late and slight… … Plate No. LXXXIII. KINGS COLLEGE CHAPEL, CAMBRIDGE. WEST DOOR, c 1500. P This is a very rich specimen of Tudor architecture. The roses and crowns and heraldic devices arecharacteristic of this period, but the introduction of naturalistic foliage in the mouldings and spandrilssuggests a final effort…
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