10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOODMOLD»
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hoodmold in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture
label, label molding A square-arched dripstone or hoodmold; extends
horizontally across the top of an opening and returns vertically downward for a
short distance. label, St. Erasmus Church, Westminster label molding See label.
label stop I.
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Publications: Octavo series
It is small but well molded both on the interior and exterior; on the outside the
archmold consists of two ribs, marked out by plain chamfers, and protected by a
simple hoodmold. This archmold is continued through a plain abacus to a simple
...
Cambridge Antiquarian Society (Cambridge, Eng.)., 1873
Thus, beginning from the north, the Celerer's door at that end (B), and his next
door at the other end (D), have segmental-pointed arch-heads, enclosed within a
square order of moldings, and a square hoodmold. The moldings of B have the ...
4
An analysis of Gothick architecture: illustrated by a series ...
Trumpington Church, Cambridgeshire,* has a singularly fine interior arch, with a
hoodmold and bold moldings carried, as in Felmarsham Church, on slender
shafts with molded capitals. The priest's doorway in Higham Ferrars Church
presents ...
Raphael Brandon, Joshua Arthur Brandon, 1860
5
Architectural history of the conventual buildings of the ...
Thus, beginning from the north, the Celerer's door at that end (B), and his next
door at the other end (D), have segmental-pointed arch-heads, enclosed within a
square order of moldings, and a square hoodmold. The moldings of B have the ...
6
The History and Antiquities of the Parish of Bottisham and ...
It is small but well molded both on the interior and exterior; on the outside the
archmold consists of two ribs, marked out by plain chamfers, and protected by a
simple hoodmold. This archmold is continued through a plain abacus to a simple
...
7
Memoirs Illustrative of the History and Antiquities of the ...
In the presbytery and choir the « The hoodmold of the choir is nearly two great
compartments are nearly the same as in the presbytery : it was equal in height,
being 48 feet each. inaccessible when I made the drawing. i For the patterns of ...
Royal Archaeological Institute (Great Britain), 1847
8
The new encyclopædia Britannica
The hoodmold, which originated during the Romanesque period to protect
carved moldings and to direct rainwater away from the opening, was later
developed into an important decorative feature. It appears almost universally
over exterior ...
Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc, 2002
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The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: Micropaedia, Holderness - ...
Eggs and newly hatched young are carried in a ventral brood pouch. hoodmold,
also called dripstone, or label, molding projecting from the face of the wall,
immediately above an arch or opening whose curvature or outline it follows.
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The New Encyclopaedia Britannica
The hoodmold, which originated during the Romanesque period to protect
carved moldings and to direct rainwater away from the opening, was later
developed into an important decorative feature. It appears almost universally
over exterior ...
Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc, 1998
