Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 63
er, wasperforce restricted to generalideas. In an artistic sense,England and NorthernFrance were scarcely twonations in Plantagenet times.They had much more incommon, for instance, thanthe North of France hadwith the South. Their in-tercourse was intimate andfrequent. Ideas could notbe adopted in… … FIG. 64. WESTMINSTER ABBEY: NAVE. EARLY ENGLISH GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE has been directed against English Gothic could be given than theway in which Westminster Abbey has been treated. It is obviouslyeclectic in conception. Parts, butonly parts, of the plan,1 the propor-tions of height to width of the…
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