-
Gothic for
pointed architecture. He
compared it to
Islamic architecture,
which he
called the 'Saracen
style',
pointing out that the
pointed arch's sophistication...
- to both the
ornamental styles and
construction principles of its
medieval ideal,
sometimes amounting to
little more than
pointed window frames and touches...
- 2nd century),
Louvre The 13th-century ****ans
commonly wore
scythian style pointed hats, and are
reported to have
fought wearing them.
Originating from...
- A
pointed arch,
ogival arch, or
Gothic arch is an arch with a
pointed crown meet at an
angle at the top of the arch. Also
known as a two-centred arch...
-
Gothic (also Perpendicular, Rectilinear, or
Third Pointed)
architecture was the
third and
final style of
English Gothic architecture developed in the Kingdom...
- or
First Pointed style and of the
Early English Gothic.
Plate tracery was the
first type of
tracery to be developed,
emerging in the
style called High...
- of the
English Gothic style are
Early English or
First Pointed (late 12th–late 13th centuries)
Decorated Gothic or
Second Pointed (late 13th–late 14th...
- ("tortie") points. [citation needed] In the
United Kingdom, all
pointed Siamese-
style cats are
considered part of the
Siamese breed.[citation needed]...
- to
preserving the
native pointed cat of
Thailand in as
close to its
original form as possible."
Compared to the modern-
style, more extreme-featured Siamese...
- Boys. The male
shoes were lace-up
Oxford style with a low heel and an
exaggerated pointed toe. A
Chelsea boot
style (elastic-sided with a two-inch—later as...
