Lectures on the rise and development of mediæval architecture (1879)
Scott, George Gilbert, Sir, 1811-1878 · London : J. Murray · leaf 108
rteenthcentury, thoughthe foliage be-came entirely al-tered; and in ourown country,though the By-zantine originalis seen, I believe,only in the workof William ofSens, at Canter-bury,1 the effects of it are visible in the outline of many which I have been speaking of. This makes me suspect that… … Fig. 28.—Capitals from the north-west Portal, Lincoln Cathedral. 1 We find the Byzantine feeling every here and there strongly developedin our own transitional examples. I will mention as an instance thenorth-west portal of Lincoln Cathedral, where it is beautifully exhibited.(Fig. 28). (G. G. S.)
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