An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 55
l.. 11.-37 530 ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITF.CTURE A/ Byadnincli (539) is cither i\y or simplified \ine leaves: and on the right con-ventionalised oak leaves. At /F///;;///i(539) is a fine representation of the thistle. About 1500 a fresh set ofsubjects comes in ; e.g., the passion flower on the Tixerton… … W H. C. Ashbourne, Derbyshire : North Transept of the early thirteenth century, but a conventionalism based on realism. Real,(^rowinor leaves were still selected ; at first thev were but sliohtlv. in the endcompletely, conventionalised. Two things were at the heart of the designers of theday ; one…
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