An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 148
ton Bengerwindow (628). Such a window, how-ever, has grave defects ; the imperfectsoufflets are ugly in themselves, theyare awkward to glaze, and they are useless to the glass-painter. To remedythis, the builder at Caldicot, Monmouth,^ boldly omitted all the fragmentsof openings, letting the window… … .■-■:J:»^VHV E. S. Cottingham, Yorkshire 624 ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITECTURE / xvWsv by rule and compass ; but in later and better work, especially in French Flamboyant,the designer was not content with machine-made patterns ; sometimes, but rarely, hedepressed the ogee arches, c.o-., at Sutton Benger…
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