An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 251
e breadth and less depth thanthe earlier ones. Those in most use are a wide andshallow moulding, used in the jambs of windows anddoorways ; a shallow ogee ; a round, or boutell; a fillet, 206 P£RP£NDICVLAR MUVLDiyOS. a kind of hollow quarter-round, and a double ogee (160). The wide -■ «:«-«- -… … 160. St. Marys, Oxford, A.D. 1488. Shewing the double ogee, hollows, andsquare fillets. These are frequenth inferior both in conception andexecution to the earlier styles. There is an ornament which was introduced in thisstyle, and whichis very charac-teristic. Thisis called theTudor flower(161),…
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