An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1891)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J. Parker · leaf 113
101 THE EAllLY ENGLISH STYLE. itself is frequently as far removed from stiffness as any can be, as for instance in the capitals of Lincoln. The stiff stalk is, however, a ready mark to distinguish the Early English capital from that of the succeed- ing style. … Westminster Abibey, A.D. 1250. Beverley, Torksliire, c. A.D. 1260. A beautiful example of the stiff-leaf An unusually rich example, with pro- foliage curling over, and -with a molded fuse foliage ; also an abacus, with the abacus. roll-molding.
Architecture, Gothic
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