An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 304
)]c lancets in the clerestory. The addition of traceryabout the middle of the thirteenth centurv enables much larger windows to beintroduced ; c.^:, in Lincoln retro-choir (784) and York nave {767) ; at Exeter c. 1290, 1111. CLI.kl-.SrOKY 779 the clerestory is almost a continuous sh((;t of… … K. K. I. S. Oxford Cathedral : South Transept Gloucester choir (652), like the other Gloucester improvements, is imitated all overEngland—pre-eminently in Norwich cathedral, Sherborne (770) and Malvern abbeys, 78o ]-:\(,LISII CllLKCll AKCIIITI-.CTrRK Christchurch, Hants, St. Mary Rcdclittc,…
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