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

Note 87 — LECTURE IX. On the Study and Practice of Gothic Architecture.

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So rapidly do fashions change that, though when I wrote the above I expected to be found fault with for speaking so well of late styles, I am now far behind the age! Sixteen years earlier I had done the same at the risk, nay, with the certainty, of being pronounced a heretic by some of the very persons who now think the latest Mediæval art the best, and that far later than Mediæval better still. (G. G. S. 1878.)

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