Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 105
y^ (fig. 48),which was but little after. Its stylepassed on to Llandaff and Hereford,and, following Henry II.s conquest ofI reland, became the heritage of the I rishGothic. The sculpturesque verve ofits treatment of roll and splay, carried 47- i^ore transept chapel, c. 1170.unbroken from floor… … THE TRANSITION IN ENGLAND 87 and exquisiteness of ornament, mark a distinct school of early Gothicdesign, which has not had the attention it deserves. Closely allied to, and mixed with, this development, but showing acoarser fibre and a great employment of the chevron ornament, is thesouth-western…
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