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In Gothic architecture, what is 'tracery'?

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In Gothic architecture, what is 'tracery'?

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The stone framework that divides and supports stained-glass windows
A type of external buttress system
A decorative cornice along the roofline
A method of constructing ribbed vaults

Correct answer: The stone framework that divides and supports stained-glass windows

Explanation: Tracery is the stone framework of mullions and ribs that holds stained glass in Gothic windows. It developed in the 13th century; Chartres Cathedral (windows c.1220–1230) shows early tracery examples.

Created 2026-03-10T17:15:41.464Z. Updated 2026-03-10T17:15:41.464Z.