Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 126
eated design of the freizewhich rests on it, and the fluted and cabled pilasters ofthe jamb. s. Giiies But this magnificent portal is rivalled if not surpassed by that of the church of S. Gilles (Plate CVI), distantabout half-an-hour from Aries by rail. Here there arethree doorways in the same… … CH. xx] FRANCE—PROVENCE 69 but perhaps a trifle older\ connected by a series of s. GiUescolumns carrying a similar frieze. The arches are roundwithout the suspicion of a point like that at Aries, and thereis no pediment above. The fa9ade of the church aboveit was not completed, and there is…
