Significats de perpendicular style en anglès

King's College Chapel, the glory of Cambridge and England, is in the perpendicular style of English Gothic.

The curvilinear gothic style of architecture was replaced by the perpendicular style, which was simpler and cheaper to build.

The new church, recently built at the foot of the Beacon Hill, is in the Gothic perpendicular style of architecture.

The chief architectural ornament of King's College, founded by King Henry VI, is the chapel in the Gothic perpendicular style.

Most of the carving, however, is less elaborate and intricate than these specimens, being in a perpendicular style, and on one pattern.

The nave is in the Perpendicular style, and the chancel is Decorated.

The hall was put up in 1446, and is therefore in the Perpendicular style.

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St. Nicholas' Church is a large building in the Decorated and Perpendicular style, much restored.

Newark Parish Church is built chiefly in the Perpendicular style, but contains some traces of Norman work.

When the Perpendicular style was in vogue the art of the glass-painter degenerated, as did that of the architect.

The latter is a square church mostly in Perpendicular style but with some later additions more curious than beautiful.

The present building only dates from 1820 and for the period is a presentable enough copy of the Perpendicular style.

It remains without life or zest, not an experiment but a task honestly and thoroughly done in the Perpendicular style.

This is a difference characteristic of the Perpendicular style, which tends to an interweaving of lines, and an abolition of capitals, where possible.