An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 340
aces(791). It was only necessary to make these braces curved instead of straight, toallow them to meet in the centre of the collar, forming an arch, and to continue themdownwards to the wall-plate, or better still, to a wall post, and the problem was On the painting of roofs see Keysers Zis^ of… … F. H. C. Beverley St. Mary 8i6 ENGLISH CIILRCII ARCl iriia.TURK solved (817). A multitude of elegant roofs of this type may be found in Suffolk ; it isa type whose arcuated form is in admirable harmony with pier-arcade, window head,and doorway head ; the upper portion of the roof at Framlinoham is…
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