- name "
wheel window" is
often applied to a
window divided by
simple spokes radiating from a
central boss or opening,
while the term "rose
window" is reserved...
-
Wentworth The
Catherine Wheel, a 1952
novel by Jean
Stafford Catherine wheel (
window), a type of
spoked circular window Catherine-
wheel pincushion (Leucospermum...
-
windows,
oriel windows, thermal, or Diocletian,
windows,
picture windows, rose
windows,
emergency exit
windows,
stained gl****
windows,
French windows...
- porch, and an
arrangement of arched-topped
windows. In
Italy there is
often a
single central ocular or
wheel window. The
common decorative feature is arcading...
- A
steering wheel (also
called a
driving wheel, a hand
wheel, or
simply wheel) is a type of
steering control in vehicles.
Steering wheels are used in most...
- form, or rose
window,
developed in
France from
relatively simple windows with
openings pierced through slabs of thin
stone to
wheel windows, as exemplified...
-
responsible for work on St John's College, Cambridge. Its
Romanesque wheel window and
cemetery cross are
remnants of the
Norman church. The
church has...
- she
spins on a
spinning wheel while waiting by a
window for her love to return. Antonín Dvořák
composed The
Golden Spinning Wheel, a
symphonic poem based...
-
south side of the church; the nave
features a
wheel window and a
large stained gl****
window with a
wheel and two arches. The top of the nave and bell tower...
-
carried out
major works in the
cathedral itself,
built the
Great Hall with
wheel window in the east gable, the
distinctive arcaded parapet and the porch. Gower's...
