An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 140
d by their comparativelightness, their long, narrow, lancet-shaped, pointedwindows s, their boldly projecting buttresses and pin- e This characteristic applies only to the early part of the style, froma.d. 1190 to about a.d. 1220 or 1230, after that time circles in the head ofthe windows of two or… … Rushden, Northants, A.D. 1260.Sedilia, Piscina, and Window of Chancel. TEE EARLY ENGLISH STYLE. 11 3 nacles, and the acute pitch of the roof. Internally,we have pointed arches supported on slender and loftypillars, which are frequently formed of a number ofshafts connected at intervals by bands.…
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