The architecture of the Renaissance in France; a history of the evolution of the arts of building, decoration and garden design under classical influence from 1495 to 1830 (1911)
114. Rot KN Cathedkai. : Tomb of thi-: Cardinals or Amboi-eIN THE Lady Chapel. (Fig. 115), a portion of tht- rood screen of the Cathedral of Limoges(Fig. 116), and a wooden screen from that of Evreux (Fig. 109). Stainki) (Jlass, Colour Dfxoration.—The art of stained glassmaking continued to… … 115. Sens Cathedral : Sidk Chapel. a pitch of excellence towards the end of it, scarcely surpassed even inthe Middle Ages: Italian influence was confined to the character ofthe ornament and the interi)rctation of the subjects. The drawing andperspective improved, ihr treatment became rather more…
