reticulated tracery
reticulated tracery noun: a form of bar tracery used in Gothic architecture, particularly during the Decorated period in England in the early 14th century, and characterized by repeated patterns of ogee-ended lozenges that form a mesh or network in the upper portions of windows.
Noun
reticulated tracery (countable and uncountable, plural reticulated traceries)
- A form of bar tracery used in Gothic architecture, particularly during the Decorated period in England in the early 14th century, and characterized by repeated patterns of ogee-ended lozenges that form a mesh or network in the upper portions of windows.
Forms of reticulated tracery
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Questions about reticulated tracery
- What does reticulated tracery mean?
- Reticulated tracery means a form of bar tracery used in Gothic architecture, particularly during the Decorated period in England in the early 14th century, and characterized by repeated patterns of ogee-ended lozenges that form a mesh or network in the upper portions of windows.
- What part of speech is reticulated tracery?
- Reticulated tracery is a noun.
- What is the plural of reticulated tracery?
- The plural of reticulated tracery is reticulated traceries.
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