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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 92

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stof very simple character, but often with capitals. Theround pillars are sometimes ornamented with a kind offluting, as in the crypt at Canterbury, sometimes witha rude and shallow zig-zag pattern, as at WalthamAbbey, Durham, and Lindisfarne (42). In the later period the pillars are in general not… … 40. St. Albans Abbey, A.D. 1080. 41. St. Peters, Northampton, c. 1160. Early Norman Pier, recessed and Late Norman Pier, with twistedsquare-edged. and banded shafts attached. The Arches are generally round-headed : in, earlywork they are plain and square-edged, with or withouta recess at the angle;…

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