A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 176
Plate No. CXI. HEREFORD CATHEDRAL. CAPITALS OF NAVE. 120. N These capitals have interlaced beaded strands worked into various shapes, with animals and foliage.This type seems to be a copy in stone of Saxon manuscript borders, with an element of metal-work;and of wicker-work in the neckins;. i6o… … Plate No. CXU. DUNSTABLE PRIORV CHURCH, BEDS. NAVE BASE. r. 1135. N These bases show a considerable advance on those of Worcester crypt. They consist of three distinctmembers—-(i) a round moulding to correspond with the necking, (ii) a concave moulding, and (iii) a largeflattened round moulding…
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