An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 167
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 … of this form, in which the intersecting arches arestruck from the same centres as the window-head, andwith trefoils introduced in the openings, at Eushden,Northamptonshire. Circular windows also afford a fine series of the gra- PROGRESS OF WINDOW TRACERY. [To face p. 139.
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