... the arches spring across, making two of four or five lights, and the centre belonging to each. The heads of windows, instead of being filled with flowing ramifications, have slender mullions running from the heads of the lights, between each principal... Aunt Elinor's lectures on Architecture - Page 91by Elinor (aunt, pseud.) - 1843 - 146 pagesFull view - About this book
| James Smith - Industrial arts - 1815 - 684 pages
...four or five lights, and the centre belonging to each. The heads of windows, insictd of beine (¡lied with flowing ramifications, have slender mullions running from the heads of the lights, between each priucipal muilion, and these 7. Vol.. I. X Perpendicular English windows. have small transoms till... | |
| James Cleland - 1820 - 318 pages
...lights, the arches spring across, making two of four or five lights and the centre belonging to each. The heads of windows, instead of being filled with...into a series of small pannels; and the heads being arches, are trefoiled or cinquefoiled. Sometimes these small mullions are crossed over each other in... | |
| Matthew Holbeche Bloxam - Architecture, Gothic - 1829 - 92 pages
...which are general in this style, crossing them horizontally ; the heads of the windows have frequently slender mullions running from the heads of the lights...principal mullion ; and these have small transoms, until the window is divided into a series of small panels, and the heads being arched are cinquefoiled,... | |
| Thomas Rickman - Architecture - 1835 - 382 pages
...lights, the arches spring across, making two of four or five lights, and the centre belonging to each. The heads of windows, instead of being filled with...heads being arched, are trefoiled or cinquefoiled. Sometimes these small mullions are crossed over each other in small arches, leaving minute quatrefoils,... | |
| James Smith (author of the Panorama of science and art.) - Industrial arts - 1859 - 964 pages
...lights, the arches spring across, making two of four or five lights, and the centre belonging to each. The heads of windows, instead of being filled with...have small transoms till the window is divided into 7. —VOL. I. X Perpendicular English windows. a series of small pannels; and the heads being arched,... | |
| Thomas Rickman - 1862 - 588 pages
...lights the arches spring across, making two of four or five lights, and the centre belonging to each. The heads of windows, instead of being filled with...till the window is divided into a series of small panels; and the heads being arched, are trefoiled or cinquefoiled. Sometimes these small mullions are... | |
| Ellis A. Davidson - 1871 - 180 pages
...perpendicular mullions, and the horizontal transoms — have already been alluded to. The heads of the windows, instead of being filled with flowing ramifications,...running from the heads of the lights between each mullion, and these have smaller transoms, until the window becomes divided into a series of small panels,... | |
| Thomas Rickman - Architecture - 1881 - 450 pages
...Rushden, Horthumptonslun', c. 1500. Minster Loreli, Oxfordablre, c. 1150. centre belonging to each. The heads of windows, instead of being filled with...till the window is divided into a series of small panels ; and the heads being arched, are trefoiled or cinquefoiled. Sometimes these small mullions... | |
| Thomas Rickman - 1881 - 444 pages
...Rushden, Northamptonshire, c. 1500. Minster Lon-11. OxIoedshirc, c. H50. centre belonging to each. The heads of windows, instead of being filled with flowing ramifications, have slender millions running from the heads of the lights, between each principal mullion, and these have small... | |
| George Clinch - Christian art and symbolism - 1903 - 410 pages
...and by the transoms which are now generally used. The heads of large Perpendicular windows, in short, instead of being filled with flowing ramifications,...till the window is divided into a series of small panels, and the heads being arched are trefoiled and cinquefoiled. Some of the best windows executed... | |
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