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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 224

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Sedilia, Chesterton, Oxon., c. A.D. 1326. The Ball-flower Ornament is considered as peculiarly a distinguish-ing mark of the Decorated style, and this is an excellent exampleof the application of it. In some districts the use of it is carriedto excess, especially in Herefordshire; and in Gloucester… … 143. Decorated Arcade, Beverley Minster, c. 1350. Arcade shewing ogee arches richly moulded and ornamented with crocketsand finials, cusps with their eyes enriched with foiiage, and shafts withcapitals of foliage and moulded hases. with crockets and bunches of foliage for finials, as inBeverley…

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