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)
y 48 RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IN FRANCE. belonged, its joyousness, its naive delight in classical allusion. Bothexhibit the same exuberance and redundancy, the same lack of pro-portion, the same failure to subordinate detail to the design of thewhole. Both redeem these defects by their… … 42. CaSII.K or KlJRV, NKAR Bl.OIS (<•. 1515-20). Pl.W: FROM \)V CeRCRAU. In the rliateau the changes were more marked, and inchided a continu-ance of the tendencies, described in the preceding phase, towardsincrease in accommodation, cheerfulness, and regularity. Yet the influ-ence of the…
