A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 214
LII. COLCHESTER CASTLE. HERRING-BONE MASONRV. iiTHCt.MURv. N The Norman castle at Colchester was built to some extent of Roman materials, and the wall in thisillustration is about the best example of the herring-bone arrangement of Roman tiles. Herring-bonemasonry is generally an indication of… … Plate No. CLIII. LINCOLN CATHEDRAL. PART OF WEST FRONT (\ARIOUS STYLES) This illustration shows early Norman work in the nichewith wide-jointed masonry. To the left is thehead of an enriched Norman doorway of later character. Above the niche is a portion of a string ofsculpture of late Norman date.…
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