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Art in Great Britain and Ireland (1913)

Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 83

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curves ofdecorated tracery. These verticallines gradually increased in numberand assertiveness, until they becamethe obvious characteristic of an age.Other features are the nearly uni-versal use of square hood-mouldingsover doorways, the four-centredarch, the fining down of mouldingsuntil they… … . WINCHESTER CATHE-DRAL, NAVE. The Perpendicular style is essentiallyEnglish. It embodies a complete break-ing away from continental traditions andanswers to predilections which havebeen characteristic of English art eversince it began to have a character of itsown at all. Perpendicular does…

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