They may be found occa-sionally though very rarely in Norman work. In the EarlyEnglish period they are abundant, and frequently orna-mented with sculpture. They are attached to the lowersurface or soffit of the tracery bar, and do not seem to growout of it and form part of it, in the same manner as… … SOUTHWELL, i^HAPTLK HOLSE ENTRANCE CHAPTER XIIIThe Decorated and Flamboyant Styles BY the middle of the thirteenth century French Gothicart \vas complete, the problems of its Yaultingf andconstruction solved, the windows of its buildings gloriouswith colour. Yet though the art was complete, hardly…
Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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