Mediaeval Church Vaulting

by Clarence Ward

[255] Illustrated in Bond, p. 333.

[256] The vaults are modern but the church was planned to have this type.

[257] Illustrated in Bond, opp. p. 348, also Willis, pl. III, opp. p. 54.

[258] Illustrated in Bond, p. 297. See also Oxford, Divinity School, illustrated in Bond, p. 331 and Henry VII’s Chapel, illustrated in Bond, opp. p. 348.

[259] For an extended discussion of English vaulting see Bond, English Church Architecture, Vol. I, Chap. V, pp. 279-384.

[260] The diagonals of many vaults in France and Spain and especially in England had been decorated with carving, particularly in the early Gothic period.

[261] Illustrated in Michel, IV, p. 858.

[262] Enlart, I, Fig. 318, opp. p. 558.

[263] Lubke, I, p. 540, Fig. 373. See also Freiberg-i-Sachsen, Cath. (Hartung, I, pl. 5).

[264] Plan in Street, pl. IV, opp. p. 104.