An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 156
wer, which islate Norman work, themouldings of the sub-arches are continuedand carried across eachother on the flat sur-face in the head of thewindow : if the spacesbetween these mould-ings were pierced, weshould have tracery.At St. MauricesChurch, York, in thewest front, is a Nor-man window of… … 92. Eingstead, Worthants.Square-beaded window. Cathedral, a.d. 1145, one of the compartments hasplate-tracery of the same kind. In the tower of St.Giless, Oxford, is a transitional Norman window oftwo lights, with a small lancet-shaped opening in thehead, under the enclosing arch. In the Early…
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