...capitals were plain, the new ones most artistically sculptured. The old arches and every thing else either plain, or sculptured with an axe and not with a chisel, but in the new work first-rate sculpture abounded every where. In the old work no marble shafts, in the...

...were plain, the new ones most artistically sculptured. The old arches, and every thing else either plain, or sculptured with an axe and not with a chisel, but in the new work first-rate sculpture abounded everywhere. 1 Still, however, the figures were grotesque...

...circuit of the choir had twenty-two pillars, here are twenty-eight. There the arches and every thing else was plain, or sculptured with an axe and not...here, almost throughout, is appropriate sculpture. Part of Arcade, Canterbury, bhcwmis uic junction of old and new work, A D. 1110 and 1160 No marble...

...was plain, in tlte new ones exquisite in sculpture. There the circuit ' of the choir had twenty-two pillars, here are twenty-eight. There ' the arches...or sculptured with an axe ' and not with a chisel (24); but here, almost throughout, is appro' priate sculpture. No marble columns were there, but here...

...wort was plain, in the new ones exquisite in sculpture. There the circuit of the choir had twenty-two pillars, here are twenty-eight There the arches and...everything else was plain, or sculptured with an axe 29. Part of Arcade, Canterbury. Shewing the junction of old and new work. and not with a chisel (29);...

...work was plain, in the new ones exquisite in sculpture. There the circuit of the choir had twenty-two pillars, here are twenty-eight. There the arches and...everything else was plain, or sculptured with an axe 29. Part of Arcade, Canterbury. Shewing the junction of old and new work. TEE EARLY NORMAN STYLE. were...

...exquisite in sculpture. There the circuit of the choir had twenty-two pillars, here are twenty -eight. There the arches and everything else was plain, or sculptured with an <ixe 29. Part of Arcade, Canterbury. Shewing the junction of old and new work. THE EARLY NORMAN STYLE....

...by fire, explained it by saying that " There (in the destroyed building) the arches and everything was plain, or sculptured with an axe, and not with a chisel. About this time, also, if not actually consequent upon this introduction of the chisel, came about...

...considerable ruins; the niasonry is fine-jointed. twenty-two pillars, here are twenty-eight. There the arehes and everything else was plain, or sculptured with an axe and not with a chisel (30) ; but here, almost throughout, is appropriate sculpture. No marble columns were there, but here...

...buildings of Bishop Roger, or which there are considerable ruins; the masonry is fine-jointed. twenty-two pillars, here are twenty-eight. • There the arches and everything else was plain, or iculptured with an axe and not with a chisel (30) ; but here, almost throughout, is appropriate sculpture....