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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 135

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ar tracery.This window also shews what is called a double planeof ornament, the inner plane being much lighter andmore enriched than the outer one. A very similarwindow occurs in the north aisle of St. Giles Church, Il6 FROG SUSS OF TRACERY. Oxford, which is attributed to St. Hugh of Lincoln,who… … 92. East Window, Baunds, Northamptonshire, o. 1260.This window shews actual bar-tracery, but without cusps, exctptu-g to thelower lights, which are trefoil-headed. These sunk panels are not uncommon in Early Eng-lish work, and it is only necessary to draw them alittle more closely together to…

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