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<p>Mode of a template offers a quick way to sort by type, such as “B” would group. all those with birds.</p>
    	    <p>These are the Codes used in Modes</p> <p>2 foliage or tendrils that are separate, two-dimensional</p>  
            <p>3    foliage or tendrils that are crossing or emerging out of another</p> 
            <p>c    major part of the foliage placed in the centre of the capital</p> 
            <p>f    major foliage on the flanks, supporting the upper corner</p> 
            <p>r    rinceau designs, often emerging from the mouth</p> 
            <p>+    more than one row of elements</p>
            <p>#    repeatitive items place in rows and layers</p> 
            <p><>   foliage connects above the astragal, rather than rising from it.</p> 
            <p>oo   elements framed, mainly in rinceau designs.</p> 
            <p>B    birds or animals</p> 
            <p>cone the core form is dominant, decoration laid over it</p> 
            <p>e    enchancre, though seldom consistent on all capitals.</p> 
            <p>H    heads or people</p> 
            <p>geom geometric forms or lines</p> 
            <p>hang foliage hanging, at times from a head or crocket</p> 
            <p>Sp   spiral rinceau designs</p> 
            <p>T^   tips of leaves extended and pointing up, or Tv pointing down</p> 
            <p>tree tree-like forms</p> 
            <p>X    straps, either crossing or used instead of foliage.</p>
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Mode of a template offers a quick way to sort by type, such as “B” would group. all those with birds.

These are the Codes used in Modes

2 foliage or tendrils that are separate, two-dimensional

3 foliage or tendrils that are crossing or emerging out of another

c major part of the foliage placed in the centre of the capital

f major foliage on the flanks, supporting the upper corner

r rinceau designs, often emerging from the mouth

+ more than one row of elements

# repeatitive items place in rows and layers

<> foliage connects above the astragal, rather than rising from it.

oo elements framed, mainly in rinceau designs.

B birds or animals

cone the core form is dominant, decoration laid over it

e enchancre, though seldom consistent on all capitals.

H heads or people

geom geometric forms or lines

hang foliage hanging, at times from a head or crocket

Sp spiral rinceau designs

T^ tips of leaves extended and pointing up, or Tv pointing down

tree tree-like forms

X straps, either crossing or used instead of foliage.

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GATHERING SIMILAR CARVINGS among over 50,000 in this study is the first step in separating the work of individuals. It has been my lifelong intention to identify some of the men who created Gothic. This is a beginning, a work in progress.
Templates were the means by which a masters communicated with his masons, and I presume that carvers were no different. The template is therefore one key element to making attributions among carvers. Among master masons I would refer you to the 250 geometric studies in The Contractors of Chartres.

TYPICAL QUESTIONS might be: What else was going on in the towns where he worked? How long would it have taken to get to distant churches? As the carvers travelled, who did they meet at different sites, and how might this have influenced their carving? Where may men have met and spent time together and shared ideas? How long was a working life, and were their first works carved in adolescence? Are the dates clustered within a reasonable timeframe for an active life? Were carvers employed by one builder or were they independent and peripatetic? On a large job would all the carvers have turned up at the same time, or singly? Did they do other skilled work such as torus moulds or decorative framing, and can we identify them?

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Studies These draft studies have been written as if all carvings were by an individual whereas they can equally be analysed as template modes employed by a number of carvers. 
    	    The more personal approach was necessitated by the complexity of the data. The drafts will be reconsidered after I have added the rib vault material to the database.
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These draft studies have been written as if all carvings were by an individual whereas they can equally be analysed as template modes employed by a number of carvers. The more personal approach was necessitated by the complexity of the data. The drafts will be reconsidered after I have added the rib vault material to the database.

Carver: Oda, 4 capitals in 41 jobs. Active: 1115-1146. Filtered by Certainty ALL.

  Origin Monument Region Dept Priority Phase Description Decade Detail Date Certainty Job
   Francastel Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativite Beauvaisis Oise 3 1 east 1080 1084 1
   Avrechy Saint-Lucien Beauvaisis Oise 3 1 apse 1110 1119 2
   Gournay-en-Bray Saint-Hildevert Beauvaisis Seine-Maritime 2 3 nave (a) 1070 1075 3
   Gournay-en-Bray Saint-Hildevert Beauvaisis Seine-Maritime 2 5 east I (a) 1080 1087 4
   Boutigny-sur-Essonne Saint-Barthélemy Gâtinais Essonne 3 1 crossing 1130 1133 5
   Saint-Benoit-sur-Loire Saint-Pierre-et-Notre-Dame Gâtinais Loiret 1 5 choir (a) 1080 1088 6
   Trucy La Trinité Laonnois Aisne 3 3 nave, portal 1130 1135 7
   Azy-sur-Marne Saint-Félix Marne Aisne 3 3 tower II 1090 1091 8
   Damery Saint-Georges Marne Marne 3 2 crossing (c) 1140 1146 ! 9
   Seraincourt Saint-Sulpice Meulanois Val-d'Oise 3 2 crossing (c) 1080 1080 10
   Épône Saint-Beat Meulanois Yvelines 3 2 nave entry 1100 1106 11
   Saint-Martin-de-Boscherville Saint-Georges Outliers Seine-Maritime 2 1 east (d) 1090 1095 12
   Caen La Trinite Outliers Calvados 1 1 crypt 1090 1090 13
   Creully Saint-Martin Outliers Calvados 3 1 nave (a) 1110 1109 14
   Bougival Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption Parisis Yvelines 3 1 crossing 1130 1136 15
   Sarcelles Saints-Pierre-et-Paul Parisis Val-d'Oise 3 2 tower I 1110 1116 16
   Châtenay-Malabry Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois Parisis Hauts-de-Seine 3 1 n chapel, tower I 1080 1085 17
   Marolles-en-Brie Saint-Julien-de-Brioude Parisis Val-de-Marne 2 1 east 1080 1083 18
   Châtenay-Malabry Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois Parisis Hauts-de-Seine 3 2 tower II 1080 1088 19
   Saint-Martin-du-Val Saint-Hilaire Perche Eure-et-Loir 3 1 crypt 1080 1082 20
   Bonneval Saint-Florentin Perche Eure-et-Loir 3 1 apse 1070 1074 21
   Poilly Saint-Remi Reimois Marne 3 2 crossing (c) 1090 1093 22
   Morienval Saint-Denis Senlisis Oise 2 14 east (v) 1100 1104 23
   Balagny-sur-Aunette Sainte-Foy Senlisis Oise 3 1 crossing 1090 1092 24
   Saint-Vaast-de-Longmont Saint-Vaast Senlisis Oise 3 6 tower II 1090 1092 25
   Saint-Vaast-de-Longmont Saint-Vaast Senlisis Oise 3 7 tower III 1090 1093 26
   Morienval Saint-Denis Senlisis Oise 2 12 apse (a) 1100 1102 27
   Croix-sur-Ourcq, La Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption Soissonais Aisne 3 2 nave (a) 1060 1068 28
   Croix-sur-Ourcq, La Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption Soissonais Aisne 3 3 crossing 1060 1069 29
   Soissons Notre-Dame Soissonais Aisne 3 1 nave (aw) 1110 1118 30
   Oulchy-le-Chateau Notre-Dame Soissonais Aisne 2 3 tower I 1080 1084 31
   Mont-Notre-Dame Notre-Dame Soissonais Aisne 2 1 crypt 1070 1074 32
   Courville Saint-Julien Soissonais Marne 3 2 nave (a) 1080 1084 33
   Marolles Sainte-Genevieve Soissonais Oise 3 1 crossing 1110 1110 34
   Nogent-sur-Oise Saintes-Maure-et-Brigide Therain Oise 3 2 tower I 1080 1085 35
   Monchy-Saint-Eloi Saint-Eloi Therain Oise 3 1 tower base, s chapel 1110 1118 36
   Bruyères-sur-Oise Saint-Vivien Therain Val-d'Oise 3 4 tower III 1110 1119 37
   Labruyère Saints-Pierre-et-Paul Therain Oise 3 1 east 1070 1076 38
   Villers-Saint-Paul Saint-Paul Therain Oise 3 2 nave (a) 1100 1103 39
   Cormeilles-en-Vexin Saint-Martin Vexin Val-d'Oise 2 1 crossing 1080 1083 40
   Cergy Saint-Christophe Vexin Val-d'Oise 3 1 crossing 1110 1115 ! 41