The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 386
S^Cesairc FIG. 154. AT ST CES.-^lRE. ST CESAIRE. 361 over doorways etc. (Fig. 194). But its most interestingfeature architecturally, is the ancient church which standsin its quiet churchyard outside the town, relieved againsta background of snowy mountains (Fig. 195). It issimilar in its Cistertian… … FIG. 195. CHURCH OF ST CifiSAIRE. pilasters, rounded vaulting shafts, with simple caps andbases (Fig. 196), the former very similar to those ofThoronet. The church is 45 feet long by 20 wide (Fig.197), divided into three bays, with apse 9 feet deep tothe eastward. As at Vallauris there are two…
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