An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 101
where he found it: themonastery of St. Victorhas been entirely de- 59. SlioT3don Churcli, HerefordsMre, c. 1150.stroyed, but very similar Shewing very rich Norman Sculpture,work may be found in Anjou and Poitou of the same period,«nd it is probable that he would go through the English pro-vinces in… … The Cokbel-tables (60) are at first very plain, con-sisting merely of square blocks at intervals, carryingthe beam on flat stones which support the roof, or with NORilAN CORBEL-TABLES. 79 small arcs be-tween them, or .merely rudetriangles, likethe Anglo-Saxon arches;and these aresometimes
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