Winkles's architectural and picturesque illustrations of the cathedral churches of England and Wales (1836)
Winkles, Benjamin · London : E. Wilson ; Charles Tilt · leaf 52
ing and pierced buttresses have been thoughtnecessary to strengthen the two principal mullions this window hasa flowing canopy, running through the open parapet, and terminatedby a finial rising above it: the wall above the window is richlypanelled. Underneath the open gallery is a pointed door,… … M.OICESIEII CATIIF.DKAL. 21 uiitlorncatli tliat on the left liand, is a small ])ointcil door under asquare head, which opens into the north aisle of the nave. The first thing that strikes the visitor of this Cathedral onturning to the south side of it, is the jjorch, whose walls are richlydecorated…
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