Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
rbel heads, is Norman ; but considerable alterations havebeen made in the time of Edward n., and the chapel, orroom over the entrance gateway, is a very remarkable ex-ample of that period, and tolerably perfect; at the east endan oriel window has been corbelled out; it is a half-hex-agon of… … Plan of tho Oriel and east end of theChapel, Prudhoe castle. e On the Continent there are exampL-s the thirteenth in a house at Gondorf inof the twelfth century, in the castle of the Moselle.Landsberg, near Barr, Alsace, and of DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE: FOURTKENTH CENTURY.
Architecture, Domestic
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