An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 153
er and theopenings larger, until thesolid parts are reducedto nearly the same thick-ness as the mullions;but they are not moulded,and do not form con-tinuations of the mullionsuntil we arrive at realDecorated tracery. At Linchmere, Sussex,a two-light Early Englishwindow of very early cha-racter has… … 93. Gharlton-on-Otmoor, Oxon, c. 1240. Shewing a window of two lights with aquatrefoil in the head of plate-tracery,and a dripstone terminated by theeh aracteristic ornament called a mask,or a buckle. This kind of tracery is called by Professor Willis plate tracery; being,in fact, a plate of stone…
Architecture, Gothic
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