An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 73
48 THE EARLY NORMAN STYLE. especially that the building might have fallen through imper-feet eonstruetion, even though he had never been buried there.That this was really the case, the building itself affords usabundant evidence, and proves that even the Normans at this … 28. Transept, Winchester Cathedral, A.D. 1079—1093.A. Pier-arches. N.B. It may bp noted that the pier-arches, triforium, B. Triforium, or Blind-story. and clerestory, are all nearly of equal height, C. Clearstory, or Clerestory. which is frequent in the Norman style, hut not afterwards. HENRY THE…
Architecture, Gothic
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