The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 223
ve,there is a want of due proportion in the various parts.The choir, as is usual in Cistertian churches of this date,is very short, the apse beginning almost at the transept. The whole building is solidly constructed with goodashlar work. The west doorway is round arched, and issurmounted with a… … FIG. 82. CLOISTEKb, MONT-.MAJOLR. in the upper church are simple round arches springingfrom shafts recessed in the jambs. The exterior of theapse of the crypt is peculiar, owing to the form of the MONT-INIAJOUR. 199 segmental depressed arches, enclosing deep recesses, atthe inner end of which are…
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