Inigo Jones and Wren; or, The rise and decline of modern architecture in England (1893)
Loftie, W. J. (William John), 1839-1911 · New York, Macmillan and co. · leaf 80
y treated. By degreesthe head of the arches separate, each half-arch becoming a kindof bracket for the hand-rail. Finally, Init not until the seven-teenth century was well begun, the new Italian balustrade, moreor less modified in its translation into oak, came into fashion.The curious visitor to… … X Ou a o oz Elizabethan Architecture 63 at Claverton, Sherborne, and some other places, armorialbearings. Almost side by side with these delightful rambling, irregularpiles, half castle, half manor-house, there grew up a series ofstately palaces, such as we see at Longleat, Loseley,…
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