An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 98
^^ Q^_^i^ Sfj 51. Leigh, Worcestersliire, c. 1100. Tabernac)e •with figure of Christ, under a moulded arch, with shafts having the cushion capital and the plain Norman abacus. nimbus. The sculpture is at first very shallow, but.becomes deeper as the style advances. The Mouldings have been already… … 52. St Arans Abbey, Hertfordshire, c 1080.Norman Chamfer. dantly used; they are, however, freely emphjyed onall other arches, whether the pier-arches, or overwindows, wall arca/les, &c., and frequently also ashorizontal strings or tablets. One of the most usualand characteristic Norman strings…
Architecture, Gothic
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