The Antiquary volume 20
The Antiquary volume 20
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The main entrance is in the centre of the building, and forms an effective feature of the design. It takes the form of a deeply-moulded pointed doorway, whose flanking mouldings are carried up through the first floor, and finished as pin- nacles, which support a gablet rising to the eaves. Over the doorway are three panels, which are intended for sculptured designs representing the stone, bronze, and iron ages. On the first-floor level is a quadruple window, with tracery, and above it a large l...unette, intended for a sculptured group representing the arts. On the ground-floor level, on each side of the doorway, is a range of four large pointed windows ; while over these on the first floor is a line of smaller windows, ar- ranged in pairs enclosed within a pointed arch. Between each double pair the inter- vening piers are formed into niches, with pinnacled canopies for the reception of statuary. Each corner of the building is emphasized by an ornamental octagonal tower, which anchors the edifice, as it were, firmly to its place on the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The main entrance is in the centre of the building, and forms an effective feature of the design. It takes the form of a deeply-moulded pointed doorway, whose flanking mouldings are carried up through the first floor, and finished as pin- nacles, which support a gablet rising to the eaves. Over the doorway are three panels, which are intended for sculptured designs representing the stone, bronze, and iron ages. On the first-floor level is a quadruple window, with tracery, and above it a large l...unette, intended for a sculptured group representing the arts. On the ground-floor level, on each side of the doorway, is a range of four large pointed windows ; while over these on the first floor is a line of smaller windows, ar- ranged in pairs enclosed within a pointed arch. Between each double pair the inter- vening piers are formed into niches, with pinnacled canopies for the reception of statuary. Each corner of the building is emphasized by an ornamental octagonal tower, which anchors the edifice, as it were, firmly to its place on the ground.
What to read after The Antiquary volume 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1st Session United States 51st Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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