An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 295
it by a passage (170) ; thelower arch is also fre-quently filled up with anarcade of small arches, ora range of small shafts.Each of the large separatebuttresses is often quitea fine structure. Early French Towersdo not greatly differ fromthe Early English, but thebelfry windows are fre-quently… … The example here given is perhaps rather an exceptional one thaa■what is usual, but for that very reason it indicates more ciearly the idea,and shews the marked difference in the recesses between an English anda French belfrv-tower of the same period. EARLY FRENCH TOWERS. 247 •without mouldings.…
Architecture, Gothic
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