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An analysis of Gothick architecture ; (1847)

Brandon, Raphael, 1817-1877, Brandon, Joshua Arthur, 1822-1847 · London : P. Richardson : sold also by the author · leaf 56

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rked into the design,and the ti-acery consequently consists of intersecting lozenges which, if subdi^dded, wouldnaturally produce a series of equilateral triangles. The example from Harbledown Church,Kent, could hardly be the result of any other than of a system of triangulation. We pass on to the… … first, those with intersecting tracery, as in the two-light windows ^J|(/Cat Stoke Albany (Section 1, Early English, Plate 17), and Little ^^aWenham, Suffolk (Section I. Early EngHsh, Plate 5); in three-light ii,.kbledown chubch, kent.windows, at Meopham, and Heme, both in Kent (Section I. Early…

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