Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 201
he arcade proper, which generate the vaulting of theaisles, while the upper storey has a gallery, three-bayed and graded tothe vault, the centre pierced for a lofty lancet. At the end of this per-spective three fine lancets give vertical expression to the breadth of theeast wall. Externally the… … 134- Inside, the low hollow south-eastern vaulting and the wideaisles are suggestive of openness rather thanuplifting—and the effect, indeed, is of a greattriforium and clerestory brought to the groundby the removal of its main arcade. With loftier intentions, but still to be classedwith these, is…
Architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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