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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 262

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St. Stephens, Norwich.Perpendicular Open Timber-roof, A.D. 1520. A fine example of the rich timber-roofs, or ceilings, for which thecounty of Norfolk is celebrated. These fine Open Timber-roofs, orceilings, are found chiefly in the eastern and western counties, withother fine woodwork.… … 165. St. Michaels, Coventry, c. 1500.Shewing a panelled inner roof, or ceiling, with arched tie-beams. work, and it is easy to imagine that a church of thetwelfth or thirteenth century has been newly furnishedin the fifteenth or sixteenth. We have, however, some this custom prevailed in many other…

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