La storia, l'architettura e le antichità della chiesa cattedrale di StCanice, Kilkenny . e segmentalkind, sormontato da una cappa-stampo, con boss terminale di fogliame. Dalla vista attraverso le porte aperte, che è molto fine, la piastra di accompagnamento givesas buona idea come potrebbe essere rappresentata su una scala così piccola. Il principale 102 L'ARCHITETTURA DELLA CATTEDRALE. [sez I. le dimensioni di questa porta sono le seguenti: - larghezza totale, 14 piedi; altezza dei montanti alla molla dell'arco, 7 piedi 4 pollici. L'ingresso sud, o portico, viene accanto in ordine e importanza. Ithas ha ricevuto poca ferita, se noi tranne

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The history, architecture, and antiquities of the cathedral church of StCanice, Kilkenny . e segmentalkind, surmounted by a hood-mold, with terminal bosses of foliage. Of theview through the open doors, which is very fine, the accompanying plate givesas good an idea as could be represented on so small a scale. The principal 102 THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE CATHEDRAL. [sect. I. dimensions of this doorway are as follows:—Total width, 14 feet; height ofjambs to spring of arch, 7 feet 4 inches. The south entrance, or porch, comes next in order and importance. Ithas received little injury, if we except the removal of the detached jamb-shaftsaand finial cross. An elevation, carefully drawn to scale, is given on the oppo-site page, and shows the gable, with external and internal archesof entrance. The accompany-ing woodcut gives some of thedetails of the external archway.Fig. 1 represents the termina-tion of the molded arris of thejamb. Fig. 2 is a section of thearch and hood-mold. Fig. 3 isa plan of the south jamb, show-ing the bases of its three shafts, and including a section of its. moldings. Fig. 4 is a section ofthe base-mold of one of the shafts.The capitals of the shafts arecarved with the foliage of the pe-riod, and are besides ornamentedby the introduction of tonsuredand mitred heads. The hood-mold is also corbelled off withhuman heads. Near the apex ofthe gable, which still retains itsoriginal barge-course, is a quatre-foiled panel inclosed in a circle, which, possibly, was intended to contain some sculpture; the kneelers ofthe barge-course are molded underneath, and, no doubt, this molding was con-tinued along the eave, but, the roof having been lowered in its pitch, the eave No. 22. * These shafts have been inserted in the restore them by private subscription; but per-drawing. The writer proposed to the Chapter to mission to do so was not granted by that body.

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1850
• bookidhistoryarchi
• bookyear1857