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perpendicular style::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | english-gothic, english-gothic architecture, perpendicular |
| Type of | gothic, gothic architecture |
| Has types | tudor architecture |
Examples of perpendicular style
perpendicular style
The south side of the nave has three arched three-lighted perpendicular style windows.
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The rest of the church is Runcorn sandstone in the perpendicular style.
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The nave was finished before 1475 and it is notable for its uniformity of gothic perpendicular style.
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This period also saw a programme of rebuilding in the perpendicular style, made possible by generous patrons.
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These parts are in the early decorated gothic style, while the rest of the church is of the later perpendicular style.
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Set at an angle from the towns bustling market place, but hidden from the road, it was built in the traditional perpendicular style.
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The church windows are of varying sizes and periods although mostly perpendicular in style.
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Perpendicular Gothic owed nothing historically to the Renaissance style, yet harmonised well with it.
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A large fraction of the older houses in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, are bungalows in a similar Arts and Crafts style to those of Chicago, but usually with the gable perpendicular to the street.
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