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...Our homeland churches and how to study them (1912)

Heath, Sidney H · London : The Homeland Assoc., Ltd. · leaf 79

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y Jlwlot^ra;h] ■ ^^ (a) Sketch illustrating the origin of window-tracery.(bt Late Norman Ornament: Chancel Arch, Tickencote, Rutland. The inouldiiif^s are (from left to right): (a) hood mould, continuous fillet between alternate billets, (6) triangular, (c) zigzag, {d) roll with various heads, ie)… … Fhulu^iai I. BlatMialt Nether Peover Church, Cheshire. The pointed arch* 59 semi-circular arch. We, looking back, can seethat the Gothic style might have been distin-guished either by the semi-cnxular or the pointedarch. In Germany and Italy the former archheld its own and continued to be used…

Architecture (Ecclesiastical), Gt. br.: England

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