An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 52
hin theold ones, either to reduce the sizeof the tower, or because the build-ers were afraid to trust the oldarches, though these are Norman,built upon the Saxon jambs. The church of Deerhurst, inGloucestershire, may also besafely assigned to this period.The chancel-arch is now builtup; the… … 9. Tower of Deerhurst Church,A.D. 1053. The upper story is an addition. served among the Arundel marbles in the Ashmolean Museum.The tower is a very remarkable one, being divided into twoparts by a solid wall, with a barrel-vault over one division only,but this vault is of later date. The tower…
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