An essay on the origin and development of window tracery in England; with nearly four hundred illustrations
Edward Augustus Freeman's 1851 architectural study of English window tracery, published by J.H. Parker at Oxford and London for antiquaries, church architects, and Gothic Revival builders. The nearly four hundred woodcuts are outline elevations of pointed window heads, showing cusped lights, foils, and flowing bar tracery in clean black line on blank ground, ready for use as ornament stencils, borders, or geometric pattern sources.
