An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 80
e as yet ; and all this group of bases may becharacterised as being but experiments leading up to the completely standardised Till: HASl-: AM) ILlNii 555 base of the fiftcciuh century, though at times in ahnost evc^rything hut elongatif^nof proportion the ty[)e is perfected ; e.g., in the bases of… … F. H. c. Bloxham, Oxon. of Sleaford (482) and Leadenham (483). The double base of Exeter nave istransitional in character ; it is really a double-roll base, with the upper roll concaveinstead of convex ; this paves the way to the next type (553). ^ For section see Gothic Architecture in England,…
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