A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 613
l win-dow lieads square ; and in a building of pointedstyle this could be included beneath a pointedarch with advantage both in construction andin utility (see Fig. 11). Figure 12, however,shows a window which, thougli taken from abuilding of civic pnrpose, is as badly arrangedas possible for the… … iWronrwPa^i.Ii-M -.i.- =-■-■ Window, Fig. 14: Thukninu Chukch, Hunting-donshire; c. loOO. been carried so far that the stone mullions arecut with a deep blade in whicli a bolt liole ismade. Tlie arch is a mere simulacrum, eacharched head, including the cusp, consisting oftwo pieces only. In Fig. 14…
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