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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 298

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ed. The walls of the east end have hadto be brought up from a considerable depth, owing to thegreat slope of the ground, and the lower part of the but-tresses shew work like that of the thirteenth century, but HYERES. 273 the upper part is later. Internally the church has fourbays and an apse—all… … FIG. 121. ST PAfL, HYKRES. of the type of the Italian campanile, of which numerousspecimens are to be met with at Grasse and elsewhere alongthe Riviera. The upper round arched doorway, with itsimmense voussoirs, indicates a style of work of whichseveral examples are to be met with in the town,…

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