An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 154
These terms are soexpressive and convenient that they are now generally adopted. PROGHESS OF TRACERY. 129 the mullions . At Woodstock, Oxfordshire, a windowon the south sideis of the sameform, with a qua-trefoil introducedin the circle, andthe heads of thelower lights tre-foiled. AtMoretonPinckney,… … 94. Solihull, Wa wicksliire, c. 1230.An early example of bar- tracery with orna-mented cusps. Aston-le-Walls the same form, with the openinglarger: at Middleton Cheney, Oxfordshire, the sameform; but the solid masonry is so much reduced as toform mere mullions, and this is actual tracery,…
Architecture, Gothic
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