of French archi-tectural art. But we must return to England. Broadly speaking, during the fourteenth century in Eng-land, Geometrical tracery gave way to Flowing, and Flow-ing to Flambojant. Yet these were to a great extentcontemporaneous, and are to be met with in the samebuilding as at Exeter (i… … ST. L RBAIX, TROVES [G. H. U-. latest form, Reticulated, sprang first—Flamboyant, whichthe French adopted and made their o\vnj and secondly—Perpendicular, which became the final English style. What- 262 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE ever influence Canterbury and Westminster may have hadon Eny;Hsh art, in its…
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