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)
various points in the previous chapter,and as a whole they cannot be sharply defined from pure Francis I.work, from which they differ chiefly in greater sobriety of ornament andsimplicity of scheme. Interiors, Piers.—In the period when fully developed classicalforms were adopted and combined with… … 177. (,isuKS: Si Gkrvais AND St Protais. South-West TinVKK. can be deduced from the examples, the same variety of methods still prevailing. There is almost equal variety of pier and wall treatment as heretofore.In the north transept of Ste Clothilde at Le (kand Andely (^. 1540-60)IS an early…
