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An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)

Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 149

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st, the mullions and tracery being inserted afterwards ;the window arch was not dependent on them for support. But though reason tells Note the unsymmetrical ogees in the Beverley reredos. - The two latter are illustrated in Gothic Architecture in Eni:,iatid, 480 and ^?>t,. ^ There are… … v.. s. Hull : Aisle of Chancel FI.OWINC] TkACI-in 625 one that the tracery does not support tht, window arch, to the eye it seems U) do so ;and the eye has to be satisfied. Vor similar reasons the eye objects to curves thatrun somewhat horizontally or even downward, <.;■., at ICdinj^ton (641),…

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