Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 111
s differed, not only in theleaders whom they followed, but in speech, race, andcustoms. As might be expected, the buildings of eachprovince presented an aspect different in many respectsfrom those of every other; and we may as well add thatthese peculiarities did not die out with the end of… … Fig. 31.—Church at Funtevrault. (Begun 1125 ) writers have adopted the name as descriptive of thepeculiarities of the architecture of these districts. TheRomance provinces clung tenaciously to their early forms FRANCE.—CHRONOLOGICAL SKETCH. 71 of art, so that pointed architecture was not…
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