An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 194
ows with flowing tracery, such as thatof St. Mary, Cheltenham ; the design of this window lo(jks complicated, butit is simply composed of a circular eye with eight lobes, from which radiateeight ogee arches, in each of which is inscribed a pair of i)ointed and cincjue-foliated arches.^ Largest of… … F. Y,. Nun Monkton Hall, Yorkshire rectilinear tracery occurs at St. Margarets, Lynn, and another in the Bishops palaceat St. Davids (676). The rose window received a much fuller development inFrance ; we possess no important example in a western facade, except the ruinedcircular window of Byland…
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