An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 120
ree pointed trefoils inverted, and three smallround-headed trefoils. The tracery has two orders of inoldin^s ; both are beaded. Thesesuperb windows, unsurpassed, perhaps unecjualled at this period, owe much of their effective-ness to the depth and niassiveness of the tracery. LcQuiiiistcr Church :… … carries a circle. These two small circlesare cinquefoiled. The circular centrepiece•contains three pointed trefoils and three^ daggers. The divisit)n of the centrepieceby spokes into six triangles, which make thedagger-shaped quatrefoils necessar}^ and theblunting of the cusps in the…
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