to therequirements of the glass-painter, who was demanding moreand more space for stately figures of knight and dame andfor heraldic blazonry. Besides, these twisted curves werehardly adapted to a stone construction, but were singularlyso to woodwork, as appears in the choir screen at Hexham.So the… … TVSOE, WARWICKSHIRE 142 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE Northern France during- the earlier part of the HundredYears War, and while in their utter misery the Frenchwere letting- their art stand still, the English introducedtheir new invention into the places influenced or occupiedby them, which were Brittany…
Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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