Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 431
isms of bossing and prickingthat became to the Decorated artist, what his trefoil shoot had beento the Early English. Passing to the nave we find wreathingapplied to the capitals with alternate leaves pointing up and down ; and here and thereare now sprigs of at-tached leafage, spraysof oak and… … 315. YORK. CHAPTER-HOUSE STRING. C. I29O. drilled holes, and often considerably undercutof natural foliage, such as the oak and vine, have superficially thisboss and wriggle, a certain imitative purpose is retained in connectionwith these leaves. But no naturalism, as we regard it, is in thepurpose…
Architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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