A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 196
e advanced character. There is no ball-flower ornament, but the ogee arch,the inner foils, the finial and crockets are shown in greater detail. The arches were stopped below by-heads, probably a king or queen and a bishop. Only one remains. The foliage here is fully developedDecorated, resembling a… … Plate No. CXXXIII. SELBY ABBEY, YORKS. CAPITALS AND MOULDINGS, c. 1350. D The way in which the foliage of the capitals is kept strictly within bounds, and the introduction ofquaint figures, pushing forward or doubled up, as brackets to support statues are typical of the 14th centuryDecorated work,…
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