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| The semicircular end of a basilica or church chanel |
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| The main central space of a cathedral or church |
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| The English Romanesque syle of the 11th and 12th century |
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| A round element of surface decoration, often containing a scriptual element. |
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| The large round window, usually in the facade of a Gothic cathedral or church |
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| central panel painting with two painted hinged wing panels often painted in brilliant colors. |
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| Term describing a style that was regarded as crude and barbaric. |
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| A vault formed by the intersection of two vaults producing the intersecting edge lines called "groins" |
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| A carved decorative element having three leaf forms |
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| An ornamental element of four lobes |
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| Fanciful and ditorted form; carving of such form |
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| A projecting water spout carved in fantastic form |
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| Gothic ornamental carved detail in thin, complex patterns |
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1150-1250
-Cathedral built over several centuries
- Early & Late Elements |
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1230-1325
-Elaboration od decoration
-Radiating lines of tracery
-Great Rose Windows |
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-"Flame" like
-Complez patterns of tracery
-Elaborate, excessive decorative detai |
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| Work of the 13th century; Pointed arches and vaults with simple decorative detail. |
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| 14th century; Carved decoration based on curving lines of foilage |
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| 15th century; Parallel vertical divisions of windows and the use of fan vaulting |
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