Temples, ancient and modern : or, Notes on church architecture (1837)
Bardwell, Wm. (William) · London : Printed for the author · leaf 222
ICO TEMPLES, C HAP. XV. ELIZABETHAN ARCHITECTURE — SUMMARY — ARCHITECTURE IN AMERICA. " THE SEVERAL LAYS HAVE MOVED IN ORDER, TO EACH OTHER BOUND BY A CONTINUOUS AND ACKNOWLEDGED TIE, LIKE THOSE SHAPES DISTINCT THAT YET SURVIVE ENSCULPTURED ON THE WALLS OF PALACE, OR OF TEMPLE, 'MID THE WRECK OF… … brought, not into harsh and repulsive contrast, but generally into harmony, the Italian being somewhat Gothicized, and the Gothic Italianized, till their opposing features are subdued, and a tertium quid produced which has as much title to rank as an independent style as the Anglo-Norman, for…
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