An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 225
153. Clerestory choir, York Cathedral,A.D. 1361—1408. 200 PERPENDICULAR DOORWAYS, fine tower-arches, and the lower part of the walls,especially in the south transept, belong to an earlierperiod, but the windows and the north doorway(154) are of this period; and there are few finer … —T ^ «irt ^ 154. Merton College Chapel.North doorway, a.d. 1424. specimens of the style than the north end of thistransept: it was re-dedicated in 1424, but the towerwas not built until 1450. The Doorways are frequently Tery rich, buthave generally one prevailing form, which is a de- PERPENDICULAR…
Architecture, Gothic
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