An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 139
Lincoln,A.D. 1237, and some other similar occurrences, taughtthe necessity of greater caution. Gne of the chief characteristics of the Early Englishstyle consists in the Motjldi^^gs, which differ essentiallyfrom those of the Norman; for while those consistedchiefly of squares with round mouldings… … 78. Haseley, Oxfordshire, c. 1220. Suite of Mouldings, shewing rounds and hollows, the pear-shaped mould-ing and the use of the tooth-ornament in a hollow moulding. light and shade (78). In many of the earlier examplesthe square profile of the recessed IsTorman arch is re-tained, and the mouldings…
Architecture, Gothic
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