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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 214

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ecessed, and thereis a slight difference inthe look, even where thereare no mouldings to dis-tinguish them. A few door-ways of this style aredouble, but this is not acommon arrangement in England. When there !39. Open Niche, with Canopy and0 , Pinnacles, and Figure of Queen are shafts in the iambs… … i78 DECORATED DOORWAYS. the Early English. The wooden doors are sometimesornamented withpanelling of abetter descriptionthan that whichis common in thenext style; theywere originallypainted in colourslike the interiorof the churches,and often haveornamental iron-work upon them;even the nail-heads…

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