A treatise on the ecclesiastical architecture of England, during the middle ages, with ten illustrative plates
A treatise on English medieval church architecture by John Milner, published in London by J. Weale in 1835 for students and architects, drawn from the Getty Research Institute's copy. Its plates show engraved views of Gothic arcades, vaulting, piers and capitals, with pointed arches, clustered columns and zigzag or cusped ornament that a designer could borrow for arched motifs, column rhythms and line-engraved architectural detail.



















