Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford [etc.] Parker and Co. · leaf 108
form continuations of the mullions until we arrive atreal Decorated tracery. This kind of tracery wascalled by Professor Willis plate tracery; being, infact, a plate of stone pierced with holes: it is exten-sively used in Early French work. The more usualkind of tracery, as at Winchester and… … Bomsey Abbey, c. A.D. 1250. St. Johns, Winchester, c. A.D. 1260. A very rich example, with beau- This belongs to the later division of thetiful foliage on the inner arch, and style, with foliated circles in the tracery ofshafts to that and to the mullions. the window, and shafts to the inner arch.…
Architecture, Gothic
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