Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1909)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 388
preceding style, and is further marked by the exten-sive use of the ogee arch in doorways and windows (seeFig. 400A), and by the greater profusion of sculpturedfoliage, flowers, and ornament in the decoration. Theball flower used in the hollow mouldings is characteristicof this style, as the tooth… … Fig. 407.— Forms of Gothic Traceiy. a, Trefoil; b, Quartrefoil; c, Cinqutfoil; d, Cusped Quartrefoil ; e, Pointed and Cusped; f, Flamboyant. in the windows, the mullions are of a straight lined andvertical character, and are divided at intervals by tran-soms, or horizontal divisions. The pedestal…
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