An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 298
. 243 the window-arches are commonly without any : thereare generally mouldings round the edges of the bay inwhich the windowis placed, but atan interval of afoot or two fromthe window, andconnected ratherwith the vault andthe vaulting-shaft-than with the win-dow. The ribshave commonlybut few… … 173. Noyon Cathedral, c. 1250. of a character resembling the Greek foliage used inEngland chiefly in late Norman work. Early French Doorways are generally larger andfiner than the Early English, and more enriched withsculpture, having large figures in the jambs, and smallerones upon the arches,…
Architecture, Gothic
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