An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 89
ier -nith shafts at-A.X. 1. -L tached, the other-with zig-zag fluting. the church are . 5 c 5 usually ornamented in the same manner; the side-arches, where there are transepts, are frequently muchplainer, and often pointed. Norman arches are not.unfrequently of the horse-shoe form, but the… … NORMAN ARCHES. 6/ stilted to accommodate them to their position. Thearches of the triforium are generally wide and low;sometimes they are divided by two sub-arches. The form of the arch was at all periods dictatedpartly by convenience, and is not to be relied on asa guide to the date or style; but…
Architecture, Gothic
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