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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 160

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e-conse-crated by Bishop Mid-dleton in 1278. Thechapter-house of Wellswas built in the timeof Bishop William deMarchia, 1292—1302.The nave of York wascommenced in 1291,and continued until1340, the same stylebeing adhered to : thewindows have geome-trical tracery. The work of PriorHenry de Estria,… … 115. Piddington, Oxfordshire, o. 1300. 142 DECORATED WINDOWS. Many windows of this style, especially in the time ofEdward I., have the rear arch ornamented with cusps,with a hollow space over the head of the window inthe thickness of the wall, between the rear arch andthe outer arch, as at…

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