Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : John Henry Parker · leaf 177
ble the eye to distinguish one from the other. In early examples of the style of the time of Richard II., the hollows and rounds are often very bold, as at Westminster Hall, and Winchester, and the works of William of Wykeham generally. The wavy moulding of this style sometimes bears considerable… … Magdalen College, Oxford. ford. The drip- stones of the Decorated style are often very similar, but the outline is not usually so sharp. The mouldings of this style are frequently con- tinued down the jambs or pillars to the ground, and not stopped at the impost or capital, as is
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