Lectures on the rise and development of mediæval architecture (1879)
Scott, George Gilbert, Sir, 1811-1878 · London : J. Murray · leaf 330
-arch windows and through-arch windows—i.e., those inwhich the inner is distinct from the outer arch, andthose in which the same arch runs throtigh the wall, / CONCERNING WINDOWS. 283 showing itself more or less similarly on its outer andinner faces. In thick walls and rich work there is often… … Fig. 165.—Broughton Church, Oxfordshire, ing space is sometimes groined, as in some windowsat Salisbury and Christchurch (Fig. 166), or richlypanelled, as in some at Westminster. In someinstances the place of the rere-arch is occupied bydistinct tracery, like a second window in advance ofthe real…
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