An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 91
64 NORMAN PIERS. French also appear to have always had a particularfondness for this kind of window, which in the later styles becomes the , nf7—^rx^r*^ magnificent rose-window, so oftenthe glory of theFrench churches. Norman windowsare far less commonthan the doorways,having frequentlybeen… … 39. St. Maurices, York, c. 1180. Late Norman Window, with small circularopening in the head. The Pieks in the earlier period are either squaresolid masses of masonry, or recessed at the angles (40),in the same manner as the arches, or they are plainround massive pillars, with frequently only an…
Architecture, Gothic
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