Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 238
ted throughout, and its plan andstructure are those of a Gothic church in all respects. Itsdetails are however all Renaissance, but not so good asthose to be found at Blois, nor so appropriately used,yet notwithstanding this it has a singularly impressiveinterior. Meantime, and alongside the… … Fig. 72.—Capital from the House of Francis I., Orleans. (1540.) Fontainebleau, which Francis I. erected, three or fourItalian architects, one of whom was Vignola, were engaged.It may or may not have been this connection of the greatarchitect with this work which gave him influence in 198…
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