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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 119

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eculiar or-nament known bythe name of thetooth-ornamentoccurs abundantlyin the new work:the mouldings, es-pecially of the bases,are almost of pureEarly English cha-racter. The hall of Oak-ham Castle, Rutland-shire (72), built byWalkelin de Ferrers,between 1165 and1191, is an excellentspecimen of… … 72. Oakham Castle, Rutlandshire.Transitional Capital. OR TEE PERIOD OF TRANSITION. 9/ racter; the tooth-ornament is freely introduced; the windowsare round-headed within and pointed without, with good shaftsin the jambs, and the tooth-ornament down each side of theshafts. St. Frideswide Church, now…

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