Queen Anne arch
Queen Anne arch. Type of arch formed of a central semicircular arch flanked by two ‘flat’ arches constructed of brick rubbers set over tall thin side-lights on either side of a wider semi-circular-headed window, a variation on the Palladian or Venetian window known as a serliana (e.g. 39 Broad Street, Ludlow, Salop., c.1765). It is actually more common in the Georgian period than in the Queen Anne. .
Bibliography
Cruickshank (ed.) (1985);
Pevsner: BoE, Shropshire (1958)
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