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A history of Gothic art in England (1900)

Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 118

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, in the wood-ceiled naves of St. Albans (fig. 57), Bath,and Peterborough (fig. 58), where the projections on the nave side do THE TRANSITION IN ENGLAND 99 service as the struts for the tie beams of the framed roofinof. Rib vault-ing and the recessing of the orders in the arcade arch were expressed… … 59. BAYS OF THE MID TWELFTH CENTURY. Castle Acre nave. Late Worcester nave (west bays). Early Gothic. Romanesque. See pier section, fig. 71, p. 108. became what is called scientific, as indicating in its plan everyfunction of the vault. When we come to mid twelfth century and thereafter, this…

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