The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 146
t once felt and acknow-ledged on all hands to be an immense step in advanceof anything hitherto attempted in the West, and wasspeedily allowed to overshadow, and finally to supersedeall other varieties of mediaeval development. Of thisresult numerous illustrations will occur in the course ofour… … VI. HAVING now glanced rapidly at the general historyand various phases of the architecture of Provenceduring the Middle Ages, we shall recommence our journeyat L)ons, and visit the various places on our route south-wards to [Marseilles, and thence westwards and eastwardsalong the Riviera, where…
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