A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)
Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 72
iful example of pure Early English architecture ot the Lancet period. There is notracery in any of the original windows, which are connected by wall-arcading. The lofty pinnacles ser\ethe purpose of weighting the buttresses. The arched flying buttresses over the aisle roof and on bothsides of the… … Plate No. VIII. LINCOLN CATHEDRAL, EAST FRONT. 260. EE The east front of Lincoln is also typically English. Continental cathedrals nearly all have apses at theeast end. Lincoln, like most English churches, has a square east end. The great east window is thefinest specimen of Geometric tracery in…
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