An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 166
tGothic, that its progress was very nearly simultaneous in Eng-land and in the northern parts of Europe. It is difficult toobtain accurate dates of the precise parts of any building evenin England, and still more difficult in foreign countries; win-dows are often inserted, and the tracery of… … 142 PROGRESS OF TRACJER7. A kind of tracery is however used in the Eomanesque style inthe Ehine churches of Germany, apparently before it was usedeither in France or England. Like all other parts of Gothic architecture, tracery appears tohave grown gradually and naturally from the necessity of…
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