10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRACERIED»
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The tower has a powerful upper storey with large paired belfry lights, open
traceried parapets and prominent NE turret with spirelet; it punctuates many
street scenes and views of the town from outside. Inside the church there is an
emphasis ...
David Wharton Lloyd, Nikolaus Pevsner, 2006
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Greater Medieval Houses of England and Wales, 1300-1500: ...
It is still, in part, capped by battlements decorated with carved and blank shields,
rising from a quatrefoil frieze. The shields which were originally tinctured,
together with the filigree traceried windows of the hall bay, porch, and great
chamber, ...
3
Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain
The wall rib towards the nave is carried up higher than the main arches so as to
allow space between them for a small circular and traceried elerestory window in
each bay. The arches of the apse are very narrow, and enormously stilted.
George Edmund Street, 1869
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Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain
Above this, again, is a largeand finely traceried circular window. Thelower part
only ofthe gable remains, and this isof very steeppitch, and mustalways have
beenintended tobe a mere sham. Whenever thissortof thingisdone, thereis
always ...
George Edmund Street, 2014
5
A History of Fortification from 3000 BC to AD 1700
Immediately above the fireplace there is a gallery, corbelled forward for greater
width, and having a richly traceried parapet. The end wall of the hall, behind the
gallery, is pierced by double windows, those facing the hall being each of four ...
6
Catholic Churches of London
The galleries were removed; the east front had its stucco removed; the north and
south windows received tracery copied from the one remaining traceried window;
the plaster ceiling was removed and the mediaeval timbers still intact were ...
7
English Church Woodwork
282 FITTINGS OF THE NAVE spandrels are traceried. Fishtoft {289) has tracery
in two orders with a crocketted ogee, while that at Tattershall (289) is delightfully
foliated, and has stiff rectilinear tracery in the spandrels. If the panels are wide ...
8
The Grove Encyclopedia of Medieval Art and Architecture
The 11 stained-glass windows in the ambulatory (each 4.55 × 1.76 m with three
traceried lights) were executed c. 1358 by Guillem Le Tungard (fl1357–9), a
glazier from Coutances. The seven central windows depict the Passion, the
lateral ...
9
An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Caernarvonshire: I ...
... reverse as (i), without initials; (v) and (vi) have elaborate traceried fronts, not
both the same; (vi) has at the top a W, crowned; both have small round-headed
niches in the poppy-heads; the backs are obscured by modern posts, (v) had
foliage ...
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, 1956
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Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion
Three giant arches, a big centre wheel window, and simple traceried side
windows. Three-sided gallery and heavily beamed roof. Schoolroom, 1899, by G.
Morgan & Son. SALEM CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHAPEL, New Road. 1873,
by ...
Thomas Lloyd, Julian Orbach, Robert Scourfield, 2006
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRACERIED»
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traceried is used in the context of the following news items.
'Mouse' and white horse!
Robert Thompson's 'mouse' is in Kilburn church too. Look on the traceried pulpit; on the desk in the sanctuary, and again on the lectern (along with a crocodile)! «Malton and Pickering Mercury, Jun 15»
On England's Coast, Thomas Hardy Made His World
They bed down under a “beautiful traceried window, of many lights, its date being the fifteenth century.” When Tess enters the church, she encounters Alec, the ... «New York Times, May 15»
The 60-second tour: Audley End, Essex
Hobcraft produced a playful confection of delicately-traceried gables and the lightest of vaulted ceilings: a real tonic to the spirit and a complete cure for anyone ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Jonathan Rose Closes On 183 Montague Street, More Condos To …
Floral and mechanical motifs are mixed in the exuberant traceried relief work. The firm of Corbett, Harrison & MacMurray began work on Rockefeller Center right ... «Brooklyn Heights Blog, Mar 15»
GRIMSBY BYGONES: Twisted steeple marks village of Ulceby
... work, and the atmosphere of quiet antiquity is strengthened by the interior's 15th century chancel screen and the richly traceried bench-ends to the pews. «Grimsby Telegraph, Feb 15»
Fascinating history of the brigade hall
The principal feature of the front elevation is a lofty central gable containing a large traceried window of five lights and surmounting two deeply moulded and ... «Morpeth Herald, Dec 14»
Why art galleries are moving back into domestic settings
The grounds announce the art, scattered with extraordinary works from a rusted gothic-traceried cement-mixer by Wim Delvoye to a pavilion built to house a ... «Financial Times, Oct 14»
Something that's like a holy well
It soars in three receding tiers of canopied niches, with pinnacles and traceried buttresses. It is an admirable piece of worked oak, and must have looked even ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 14»
Turnworth in June will help support historic Dorset church where …
All our churches in those days were restored in the Gothic style and so St Mary's acquired large traceried windows, a richly decorated sanctuary and a delightful ... «Blackmore Vale, May 14»
Lost Edinburgh: Teviot Row House
The huge late Gothic traceried windows to the front seldom fail to impress. It was the students themselves who set out to raise the funds to build the Students' ... «Scotland on Sunday, Oct 13»
