An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 139
Lincoln,A.D. 1237, and some other similar occurrences, taughtthe necessity of greater caution. One of the chief characteristics of the Early Englishstyle consists in the Mouldings, which differ essentiallyfrom those of the Norman; for while those consistedchiefly of squares with round mouldings on… … 78. Haseley, Oxfordshire, c. 1220. Suite of Mouldings, shewing rounds and hollows, the pear-shaped mould-ing and the use of the tooth-ornament in a hollow moulding. light and shade (78). In many of the earlier examplesthe square profile of the recessed Norman arch is re-tained, and the mouldings…
Architecture, Gothic
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