Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 47
Fig. 132. these cases enclosed in a circle formed by the tracerybar. But in many instances, as at the Ste Chapellefor example, the figure is given by the tracery baritself, which is curved into the required figure. In theChichester wiudows of the Lady chapel at Chichester the cuspingof the lights… … Fig. 133- all be-jewelled with ball-flowers, where the quatrefoils are uncontained by any enclosing figure, and ramify into and J. G. A. n. 3 34 THE GOTHIC WINDOW [ch. xvii out of one another and of the arches, in the manner proper to bar-tracery. Origin of The notion of cusping, which is a…
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