An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 245
he in-troduction of perpen-dicular lines from thepoints of the sub-arches,as at Haseley, Oxford-shire. Sometimes wehave Decorated mould-ings, with Perpendiculartracery, but frequentlythe features of bothstyles are intimatelyblended, and producea very good effect. The Windows of NewCollege and the… … PERPENDICULAR WINDOWS. 197 haps as fine examples as are to be found of early andperfect Perpendicular. They are both what is calledsub-arcuated, but in New College (150) the window isof four lights, andthe sub-archesrise from thecentre muilion;while in Merton(151), which is ofthree lights,…
Architecture, Gothic
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