A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 111
oorways;they are eithertriangular, orogeeswith crockets andJinials, the spacebetween them and the mouldings of the arch being filledwith tracery-panels, foliage, or sculpture. In plain buildings the doorways of thia style arefrequently quite plain, and the head is. often of theform called the… … Crick, Nuitkant-5, Soarfnarj, In the Perpendicular style a very considerable changetook place in the appearance of the doorways, from theouter mouldings being constantly formed into a squareover the arch, with the spandrels feathered, or filled withornaments, either tracery, foliage, ot sculpture;…
