Winkles's architectural and picturesque illustrations of the cathedral churches of England and Wales (1836)
Winkles, Benjamin · London : E. Wilson ; Charles Tilt · leaf 36
ther round thewindows of it, give to the nave a richly decorated character,without appearing to be overloaded with ornament. We come now to the transept, the vaulting of which is nearlythe same with that of the nave, but it has no side aisles, notriforium, and the windows are all of perpendicular… … (/^•nT.Tj^RAiL LICIIFIKLD CATIIEDIIAI.. 1| support the central tower, witli their numerous slender shafts,adorned with leafy capitals, and bound with three rows of fillets,have here a fine effect. The choir is entered under the organ loft, and is remarkablofor its great length and narrowness, and…
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