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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1884)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford, London, Parker · leaf 68

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KMAN I'ERIOD. The Moldings have been already mentioned in de- scribing the doorways, where they are most abundantly used ; they are, however, freely employed on all other arches, whether the pier-arches, or over windows, wall arcades, &c., and frequently also as horizontal strings or tablets. One… … mon is the Norman Cliamfer. chevron, or zig-zag, and this is used more and more abundantly as the Avork gets later; it is found at all periods, even in Itoman work of the , , . , , Chevron, or zig-zag, with Beads, third century, and probably earlier, but in all early work it is used

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