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The Architectural magazine (1834)

London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 84

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the timberframework of the roof (Dachstuhl), will help to elucidate thisbrief description. Though extremely plain and simple, the church at Kraschenis, nevertheless, very beautiful. It has a tower 110 ft. high,and 18 ft. broad. The slender buttress-like pillars, which orna-ment the gables, are 2… … Gothic ornaments of the windows in the tower are composed ofcommon tiles; and in no part of the building are there any ofthose elaborate ornaments, formed either of sandstone or terra-cotta, which are generally considered as peculiar to the archi-tecture of the middle ages. The lofty roof, the…

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