Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 11
ionsof the 15th century. 2 Illustrated in Parkers Rickman^ 1848, p. 47. 3 Illustrated in Mr Bonds Gothic Architecture in England, P- 3i- Canter-bury Norwichand Peter-borough Approach-ment ofwindows CH. xvii] THE GOTHIC WINDOW Lincolnshire (Fig. 105), where the narrow lancet windows Bottesfordare… … like a studied composition. In the east end of Cheriton Cheritonin Kent the lights are less closely combined, but theyare united by a string-course at the springing, and withthe vesica above they form a consistent design in which I—2 Bottesford THE GOTHIC WINDOW [ch. xvii
Architecture, Gothic
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