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Tracery

Tracery is an architectural device by which windows (or screens, panels, and vaults) are divided into sections of various proportions by stone bars or ribs of moulding. Most commonly, it refers to the stonework elements that support the glass in a window. The purpose of the device is practical as well as decorative, because the increasingly large windows…

English Gothic, Plate tracery & Bar tracery

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Plate tracery

Bar tracery

French Gothic

English Gothic

Blind and open tracery

Tracery patterns

Tracing floors and épures

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Tracery

Nodes92
Edges91
Triples163
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021739
Components1

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related to Further reading · 24
Tracery → Bony, California Press, Cambridge University Press, Centuries, Christopher, Crossley, CS1, Eespecially, Encyclopædia Britannica, Frankl, French Gothic Architecture, Gothic Architecture, Hugh, In Chisholm, Jean, London, Paul, Richard Phené, Spiers, The Gothic Cathedral
related to Curvilinear (flowing) tracery · 19
Tracery → Carlisle, Cottingham, Curvilinear, East Riding, Europe, Flamboyant, Flowing, From, Intersecting, Reticulated, Second Pointed, Several, St Mary's, Starting, The, These, Undulating, York, Yorkshire
related to Blind and open tracery · 16
Tracery → As, Basilica, Blind, Conversely, Flamboyant Gothic, Gloucester, Gloucester Cathedral, In English Perpendicular Gothic, Open, Rayonnant, Reims, Saint Urbain, St Nicaise, Strasbourg Cathedral, Troyes, When
related to Flamboyant Gothic · 16
Tracery → Cathedrals, Europe, France, In German, It, Limoges, Paris, Rouen, S-shaped, Sainte-Chapelle, Some, Spanish Gothic, St Stephen's Vienna, The, These, Vienna Cathedral
related to Bar tracery · 15
Tracery → After, At, Bar, Continental Europe, England, Gothic, Notre-Dame, Paris, Rayonnant, Reims, Reims Cathedral, Soissons, The, The Reims, These
related to Perpendicular · 15
Tracery → Beverley Minster, Both, Cambridge, Cartmel Priory, Curvilinear, England, Four-centred, King's College Chapel, Panel, Perpendicular, Perpendicular Gothic, Rectilinear, The, There, York Minster
related to Tracing floors and épures · 13
Tracery → As, Because, Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral, Ely Cathedral, Examples, France, Galillee, In, The, This, Wells Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, York Minster
related to Rounded quatrefoils · 11
Tracery → Chinese, England, For, Gloucester Cathedral, Gothic, Great Malvern, In Gothic, It, Japanese, This, Worcestershire
related to Geometrical tracery · 10
Tracery → Additional, Decorated, Geometrical, Intersecting, Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln Cathedral Also, The, Westminster Abbey, Y-shaped, Y-tracery
related to Plate tracery · 10
Tracery → Abbot Suger, Chartres Cathedral, Dean's Eye, From, Gothic, Lincoln Cathedral, Plate, Romanesque, St Denis, The

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windows gothic window bar mullions plate used arch style patterns lights cathedral could architecture openings designs also england two pointed

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Traceryis aarchitectural device by which windows0.90text
the spandrels could also now be glazedinstance ofthe previously solid wall areas0.80text
greatly increasing the amount of light admitted.The cross-section of each mullion or tracery bar was important both for the structural integrity of the windowinstance ofthe previously solid wall areas0.80text
for the visual effectinstance ofthe previously solid wall areas0.80text
the east window at Lincolninstance ofwhere both the eastern and the western terminations of the building may be occupied by a single large window0.80text
circular windowsinstance ofIt was also common in the work of the Chinese and Japanese.Rounded multifoilsRounded multifoils are found in different parts of Gothic buildings0.80text
pointed windows containing circular lightsinstance ofIt was also common in the work of the Chinese and Japanese.Rounded multifoilsRounded multifoils are found in different parts of Gothic buildings0.80text
circular windowsinstance ofRounded multifoilsRounded multifoils are found in different parts of Gothic buildings0.80text
pointed windows containing circular lightsinstance ofRounded multifoilsRounded multifoils are found in different parts of Gothic buildings0.80text
Traceryrelated to Bar traceryAt0.60section
Traceryrelated to Bar traceryBar0.60section
Traceryrelated to Bar traceryGothic0.60section

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