An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 422
ded at Lowick.The square tower is loft)-, and the octagon comparatively low ; the space between the tallsubstantial pinnacles of the tower and the octagon is bridged In- non-constructional n)-ingbuttres.ses. \\\ means of broad bands of geometrical patterns the whole steeple is divided ru\\i:R.s 897… … G. G. I!. Earl Stonham, SufTolk strings. I^ands of geometrical ornament are common in late towers, especially in theground-courses ; cf. Wrexham and Wisbech. Colyton, Devon (890).—The composition of this tower is not unlike that of Lowick,VOL. 11. —60 SqS ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITPXTURK except that at…
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