A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 186
be seen that, when the Early English stifF-leaf foliage was developed, the solid midrib continuedin the Lincoln type, and the hollow in the Wells type. It must not be supposed that this is more thana rough and ready local distinction. Both types occur at Wells and probably at Lincoln, but the… … Plate No. CXXII. HARROW CHURCH, MIDDLESEX. EE In Harrow Church the arches are of two orders with the edges chamfered off (see Fig. 40b) completedwith a hood-mould. The columns of the nave are cylindrical drums, the responds of the south transeptaisle arch, shown above, being semi-octagonal. The…
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