Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 38
e difference is not obvious piminu-to the eye and can only be detected by measurement tracery bar(Fig. 125). My own practice is to make this reductionon the back of the head of the light, and to reduce thewidth of the fillet, making the splay of the mouldingsharper. It results from this that the… … CH. xvii] THE GOTHIC WINDOW 27 in the arch. But the irregularity is not noticeable, andlike others of the same kind helps to obviate a toomechanical correctness. The construction of soffit cusping, where the cusp Chamferis cut in thin stone and fitted into a groove in the soffit, ^^^^^has been…
Architecture, Gothic
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