An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 57
f the Greekform is found in seve-ral places. In general,few mouldings areused, and some ofthese are thought toresemble Roman ra-ther than Normanwork, as at Somptingand Deerhurst. (See11 and 13) Thechancel-arch and thetower-arch frequentlyremain in the build-ings of this class;they are… … THE ELEVENTH CENTURY. 31 square tile-shaped stone is used, and sometimes thelower edge is chamfered off, like the common Anglo-Norman mould-ing ; in othercases the mould-ings are verysingular, as atBarnack (8) andCorhampton.The impost fre-quently has itsprojection in-ward from thejamb ot thearch,…
Architecture, Gothic
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