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)
strings, or between the upi)cr and lower openings, were decorated insome manner. If in brick, they were often patterned with brick ofanother colour, and, whether brick, ashlar or plaster, treated, as in theFrancis I. style, as a panel with a central motive, which took the formof a niche or raised… … 220 Chateau of Beaumesml (1634-40). Again, in coignsand c/iaincs^ raisedstone bands wereused alternately withflush, t)r flush oneswith brick, whilerustication was oftenextended to arches,niches, pilasters,chimneys, and dor-mers. That type ofit in which the ver-tical joints are asstrongly marked…
