Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 594
rowness of the openings was GERMANY. 57 relieved by the introduction of a transom-like frieze of tracery.which divided the window into two parts (Fig, 354;. Subsequentlythe very loftiness of these undivided windows was felt to be in har-mony with the tall and slender pillars of the equal-aisled… … iLum^ Fig- 353-—System of theChurch of St. Elisabethat Marburg. Fig. 354.—System of the Wie-senkirche at Soest. Fig. 355.—System of theChurch of St. George atNoerdlingen. tracery of the pointed arch {Fig. 355)- The supports were simpli-fied, the bundle of shafts being transformed into an octagonal…
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