Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 230
rewonderfully clean and incisive, and the evenness of the masonry is suchthat the same beds are carried round the most of the building. But nowthe vertical lines are largely lost in the general mottling of time, whilethe deep folding bases, repeated in the weatherings of the buttresses, andabove… … 163. SALISEURV, FROM THE NORTH-EAST, BEFORE WVATtS DESTRUCTIONS. of southern work—which is responsible for the baldness of the sideviews, nor do the designs of the transept facades help the effect, for theyare mere repetitions of the internal storeying. Above the ground floorthe grouping of the…
Architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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