An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 241
oodmold in the \va)- so common infifteenth-century work (700;. The west doorwa\ of .SV. Margaret-at-Cliffe, near Dover, is framedin a pediment, a fashion not common till c. i 300 ; this provides space for medallions andlattice-work (703). A companion to the rich doorway at Kilpeck is to be seen at… … F. B, Kessingland, Suffolk eastern part of which was consecrated in 1 i 30 ; its obtusely pointed arch and capitals shewthat it is late in the century (703). Ths doorwa)- of I.illesJiall abbe\-, Salop, except in itscapitals, is thoroutrhh- Romanesque ; for the treatment of its jamb shafts Climping…
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