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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 163

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41), a series of opencusps hanging from it, called hanging foliation; thisis an elegant feature of the Decorated style. It ismore common in someparts of the coun-try than in others :this feature seemsto have taken theplace of the innerplane of decoration,with tracery andshafts, of the EarlyEnglish… … 118. Dorchester, Oxlordshire, c. 1330, Oxfordshire, as at Dorchester (118). This form ofwindow is so convenient that it was never entirely dis-continued, though more commonly used in houses andcastles than in churches. Windows with a flat seg- DECORA TED WIND 0 WS. H5 mental arch arealso…

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