An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 116
and tracery. In smallwindows, e.g., Ford (630), the window archnaturally has but one order of moldings ;this is sometimes so also in elaboratewindows, e.g., as the jointing of the archesshews, in the four-light windows ofWhitby (594) ; so also in the four-lightwindows of the north aisle of… … IV rr^^ iJ ,-1 ii^!J^J^ E. S. Wellingborough by examining the joints ; for there will be found to be two or three sets of joints 1 Illustrated in Gothic Architecture in England, 699. 2 It might be supposed that the dripstone of each of the above windows forms a second order; this isnot so; simply…
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