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)
iple Mansart adoptedthe arrangement tradi-tional in castle chapels—a two-storeyed build-ing, the upper part forthe master and the lowerfor the servants—andthe section customary incontemporary churches.He introduced, how-ever, important modifi-cations and made artisticuse of the consequenceswhich… … SCftLE OF I I I T r£ET 4 ntTREt* 5CftLE OF I 1 1 I I 1 |_ I U 335. VkRSAII.I.KS : TaLACK ClIAIKl., J5Y J. II.MANSAKT (1696-17IO). Il.AN. IROM Hl.ONDKL. TIIK STVLi: Ol LOUIS XIV. :^5t stairs. Tlic addi-tional acxoninioda- tion thus provided enabled him, with si)lendid gain for the internal effect,…
