Clifford, C. R. (Chandler Robbins), 1858-1935 · New York, Clifford & Lawton · leaf 112
he arch was semi-circular; Gothic, alsoknown as the pointed or Christian pointed, has the pointedarch noticeable in windows and doorways. The term Gothic includes that form of architecture anddecoration which succeeded the Romanesque which lasted from700 to 1100 A. D. The Middle Ages are… … I lO PERIOD DECORA TION. 4^ (^ FLEUR-UI£-LIS. and lasted until 1550, althou<(h its influences have never been lost. In the twelfth century the early luiglish or crude Gothicwas cultivated. Of this, i:)r()bably the best ex-ample is the Salisbury Cathedral. Then fol-lowed the Second Period, the…
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