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An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)

Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 101

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t of the triforium arcade :it is amazing to see the contrast at Whitby, Rievaulx, and the south transept ofYork minster, between the absolutely plain clerestory lancets and the superbtriforium arcading in immediate juxtaposition below.^ What could be moreobvious than to transfer the triforium… … K. H. c. St. Mary, Shrewsbury ON rill: LKiiiTixc oi rill. mi-idi.IAal chlrciiiis 577 shafts and janihs for the reception of i^lass ? AppanMitly it was not obvious.The builders preferred to let the clerestory window alone, as at Rievaulx (74S),plastering the wall on either side of it with arcadin^…

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