Journal of the Franklin Institute; devoted to science and the mechanic arts (1826)
Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · Oxford, Eng. [etc.] Pergamon Press [etc.] · leaf 709
the beautyof these angles and curves, even in the interior; though they are certainlybetter here than on the outside. In the latter division of this class, the mouldings and mullions were chang-ing their pure form, and becoming mixed with the Italian architecture, whichwas, about this time, making… … Architecture of the Middle Jlges. 211 in Essex, is a fine specimen of the brick buildings of the early part of thereign of Henry VIII., and contains more pure mouldings than most of theother buildings of that time: it is built entirely of brick work; mullions,transoms, and the most delicate…
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