Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 115
randexamples of French fixst pointed. To these may be addedthe very graceful Sainte Chapelle of Paris, the choir andpart of the nave of the cathedral at Eouen, the churchof St. Etienne at Caen, and the cathedrals of Coutances,Lisieux, Le Mans, and Bourges. This list of churchescould be almost… … Fig 33.—Xotre Dajie, Paris, West Froxt. (1214.) FBANCE.—CHRONOLOGICAL SKETCH. 75 the most picturesque structure in France, the remarkablefortifications of Carcassonne, and the lordly castle of Coucy. The second pointed, or fourteenth century Gothic ofFrance, bears more resemblance to contemporary…
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