An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 97
lywork are either plain cubi-cal masses with the lowerangles rounded off, forminga sort of rude cushion shape,as at Winchester (45), orthey have a sort of rudevolute, apparently in imita-tion of the Ionic, cut uponthe angles; and in thecentre of each face a plainsquare block in the form ofthe Tau… … 45. North Transept, Winchester,A.D. 1079-93. The Cushion Capital. NO KM AN CAPITALS. 7T chapel of the White Tower, London (46), in the earljpart of the crypt atCanterbury, at St.Nicholas, Caen, andother early work,but it has neverbeen observed in1 ite work. The scollopedcapital belongs torather a…
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