An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 117
This is seen clearly at Easby {593) where there are a narrowinner order, a broad outer order and a dripstone, all with different jointing: sothere is in the exterior of the window at Edlesborough, Bucks. (592). AtHowden (618) there is a broad inner order, a narrow outer order, and a dripstone.At… … great east4 ft. ■Tf(iIF:InrcnoE dripstone is pointed. Thewindow of Lincoln minster iswide, and therefore requires a verybroad arch ; this is built in three orders (587)- Now turn to the mullions and tothe tracery bars which continue themullions up to the window arch. Veryoften the variation in the…
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