Fig. 1141.—Ladykirk Church. Interior, looking East.
Fig. 1142.—Ladykirk Church. View from South-West.
Both the interior and exterior of the church are quite plain, especially the former, in which there is no attempt at ornament of any kind. As regards the exterior, the buttresses with their pinnacles, and the windows with their simple tracery, give a pleasing effect, especially as seen from the east (Fig. [1143]).
Perhaps the most striking feature of the exterior is the elliptic form of the arches over the side windows of the nave and choir (see Fig. [1142]). This peculiar form has evidently resulted from the desire to make these windows as wide as possible, so as to admit light. But as all the window
Fig. 1143.—Ladykirk Church. View from South-East.