An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 182
The lower lights are usually pointed ; sometimes they are segmental or evensemicircular, e.g., in Norwich cloister (658) ; sometimes, however, the ogee archis retained, with charming effect ; e.g., at Malvern (663). In the later windowsa bit of early geometrical design, the cusped circle, is not… … F. H. c. Nantwich, Cheshire : East Window 658 ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITECTURE of early rectilinear windows where the main desion is thoroughly rectilinear ; e.g.,in the west windows of Beverley St. Mary and the aisle windows of TerringtonSt. Clement, Norfolk. As the glass-painters requirements became…
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