An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 190
Wmdow (S53).—This is a window (jf seven h^lits, anrl thedifficulty of the odd number is ingeniously surmounted by allowing the two ^n-eat attachedand pointed arches to intersect ; the minor pointed arch thus produced is repeated in thelit;hts next the window jambs. The rest of the tracery is made… … G. W. S. Curry Rivel, ScMnerset window by doubling the tracery is worth noting ; it occurs in the north transept window atDurham, the east window at York, the south clerestory windows at Bridlington, and elsewhere.A bequest was made for the Beverley east window in 1416 {776). Sieaford.—This window…
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