An essay on the origin and development of window tracery in England; with nearly four hundred illustrations (1851)
Freeman, Edward Augustus, 1823-1892 · Oxford, London : J.H. Parker · leaf 457
me genuine tran-sition as at Claycoaten and Upton, but the lines inserted intwo of the vesicae would almost seem to imply that morecomplete Perpendicular windows must have gone before it.On the other hand in one at Asfordby (30) we seem tohave a commingling of Reticulated, Flamboyant and… … ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. 287 Flowing pattern within another as in PL 42, fig. 107. Oneat Shiplake, Oxon (31), seems in a manner intermediatebetween these two. Finally one of the large windows atCheltenham (32) seems to imply a knowledge of completeSnpermullioned tracery, and may be fairly set…
Windows -- England · Architecture, Gothic
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