The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 252
ting, and all the details of thewindows, arches, and shafts, with their ornamentation, isentirely Gothic. The lower part has been finished at amuch later period with Renaissance woodwork. In themanner in which the apse vaulting is carried out there is astrong reminiscence of the domical form ;… … FIG. 100. FOUNTAIN- IN CLOISTERS, BtZIERS. and are in good preservation. Their design is completelyNorthern, of the somewhat cold style of the fifteenth cen- 228 MEDLEVAL PERIOD. tury. The arcade is open, and without tracery, with largebuttresses between, carried up with pinnacles above…
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