Art And Work As Shown in the Several Artistic Industries Employed in the Use O
Art And Work As Shown in the Several Artistic Industries Employed in the Use O
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1 6 ART AND WORK.
There seems but little doubt that the capitals are of one date, for, though the north and south piers and arches, differ considerably, still, there is a certain amount of incon- gruity in all Transitional work ; in which the feelings of the architect often vacillated between the old style and the coming new one.
It has been suggested, and not without good reason, that a foreign influence was at work in the designing of this building. The foliage, throughout the church, is of a... most thoughtful character, with here and there a touch, more or less, of nature, reminding us of sculptured ferns and water-plants, and possessing the endless variety of Romanesque, com- bined with the charming simplicity of Early English carving.
CAPITALS— CHANCEL, ARCH— BROADWATER CHURCH, SUSSEX.
Plate 22, is an interesting example of the varied infinity of Anglo-Norman archi- tectural detail.
We have here in juxtaposition the convex and the concave element of capital ; the former represents birds, intermingled with fruit and foliage, carved out of the prevailing truncated- bowl boasting, whilst the two latter are composed entirely of plant forms, and rendered so as to be almost Byzantine in treatment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 6 ART AND WORK.
There seems but little doubt that the capitals are of one date, for, though the north and south piers and arches, differ considerably, still, there is a certain amount of incon- gruity in all Transitional work ; in which the feelings of the architect often vacillated between the old style and the coming new one.
It has been suggested, and not without good reason, that a foreign influence was at work in the designing of this building. The foliage, throughout the church, is of a... most thoughtful character, with here and there a touch, more or less, of nature, reminding us of sculptured ferns and water-plants, and possessing the endless variety of Romanesque, com- bined with the charming simplicity of Early English carving.
CAPITALS— CHANCEL, ARCH— BROADWATER CHURCH, SUSSEX.
Plate 22, is an interesting example of the varied infinity of Anglo-Norman archi- tectural detail.
We have here in juxtaposition the convex and the concave element of capital ; the former represents birds, intermingled with fruit and foliage, carved out of the prevailing truncated- bowl boasting, whilst the two latter are composed entirely of plant forms, and rendered so as to be almost Byzantine in treatment.
What to read after Art And Work As Shown in the Several Artistic Industries Employed in the Use O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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