An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 166
ugh (101):the subsequent ad-dition of cusps makesthis form into a pureDecorated window.In some instancesthe side-lights arelower than the centrelights,and have open-ings over them, as atTewkesbury, Glou-cestershire. Another class hasthe mullions carriedon through the headof the window, and 102.… … 138 PROGRESS OF TRACERY. Lincoln (102), and it continued to be used throughoutthe Decorated period; an imitation of it is very com-mon in comparatively modern work. When the spacesare foliated, as at Dorchester (103), it forms a goodDecorated window: there is a curious early example
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