Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 42
unds, and when 30 THE GOTHIC WINDOW [en. xvii The central fieure Winghamchurch somewhat later the French followed suit with theirFlamboyant work it often bordered on extravagance. At first the original idea of a circle as a centralfeature surmounting two pointed lights, as at West-minster and… … Fig. 130. When there were three lights as in the sub-order atRipon (Fig. 124) there were three circles fitted overthem, and the main order carried its own single circlein the head. The three-light window at Wingham(Fig. 131) has three circles in the head, but the designis complicated by interlacing…
Architecture, Gothic
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