An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 198
cery at a later period occurs at Canterbury, in St.AnselmsChapel, the contract for which (a.d. 1336) is extant. Many windows of this style, especially in the timeof Edward L, have the rear arch orna- .j^^SS^&^MW mented with cusps,with a hollow spaceover the head ofthe window in thethickness of… … 123. Piddington, Oxfordshire, c 1300.Shewing a cuspated rear arch. 166 DECORATED WINDOWS. Windows with flowing tracery, and those with reti-culated, or net-like forms (124), are in general some-what later than thegeometrical pat-terns ; at least, theydo not seem to havebeen introducedquite so…
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