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

Heath, Sidney H · London : The Homeland Assoc., Ltd. · leaf 93

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liaTL d- WiAdDur-^ A. Winchelsea, Sussex (an unusual example); note blind arch ai eachside on inner wall, cinquefoil headed lights, and tracery of trefoils inspherical triangles. B. Sexfoil window under four-centred arch. C. Curvi-linear, reticulated, or network tracery: Melbourn, Cambs. D.… … Photography W. E. Fitzgerald St. Johns Hospital Chapel, Northampton. The window is an excellent specimen of intersecting and curvilinear tracery. The photograph also shows a modern rood-beam bearing the rood, with supporting images of the Virgin Mary and St. John. Chapter VI. The Decorated Period.…

Architecture (Ecclesiastical), Gt. br.: England

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