Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 1

by Sir George Gilbert Scott

Fig. 69.—Canterbury Cathedral. Choir.

Fig. 70.—Canterbury Cathedral. Trinity Chapel.

Norman ornaments. His capitals are some of the Byzantine character of Sens, and others in the newly-developed style of Nôtre Dame at Paris, and are very finely carved ([Fig. 71]). The arches are not all pointed, the pier arches, wall ribs, and triforium arches being round.

Fig. 72.—Trinity Chapel, Canterbury Cathedral. Capital. William the Englishman.