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Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 189

An illustration from Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy, 1915, leaf 189
168). In the windows of the choir clerestory Transition(1351) there still are faint traces of the flowing line. The curvilinearclerestory windows of the Presbytery at York (1361) aicufarstill have some openings in the head which incline out-wards from the centre (Fig. 98, vol. i. p. 253), like… … and panels upright. The great east window also, thoughthe mullions in the tracery are upright, has faint lingeringtraces of flowing lines between them. Bishop Edyngtons intended reconstruction of the win- chcstcr nave at Winchester was interrupted by his death, and cathedral.it was left to be…

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