French sculpture of the thirteenth century: seventy-eight examples of masterpieces of medieval art illustrating the works at Reims and showing their place in the history of sculpture
Arthur Gardner's 1915 photographic survey, published in London by Philip Lee Warner, records seventy-eight examples of thirteenth-century French cathedral sculpture, chiefly at Reims, for students and historians of medieval art. Sepia halftones show jamb figures, voussoir angels, and carved capitals in raking daylight, giving designers deep-shadowed drapery folds, foliate ornament panels, and rows of standing saints in silhouette.
