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)
er masteryof Renaissance detail, but his princi|)les of general design were un-affected. He us(,*d hardly any horizontal lines, and emphasised the soar-ing effect by groii|)ing the door and window into a single tall feature,crowned by a pointed arch under a cano|>y of Ilamboyant outline. Other… … 3.J- Si CIai.ais: VVksi Kni> !• Ciiukc ii (liKc.iN j.si^)- THE STYLE OF LOUIS XIL 39 instance at St Ouen, Pont Audemer, Vieux St Etienne at Caen, St Rcniyat Dieppe, la IVinite at Falaise, and St Pantaleon at Troycs. Features.—Lhe mingling observable in designs as a whole canalso be found in…
