Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 141
er of the keep is an early chapel enclosingwhat is known as the rock-hewn hermitage of S. Trophime.The chapel is barrel vaulted, and the shafts from which Chapeithe vault springs have semi-classical capitals of an in- Trophimeteresting kind. The great church on the summit of therock is very plain;… … Fig. 88 (Viollet-le-Duc). CH. XX] FRANCE—PROVENCE 11 cloister, consistingf of three bays on a side, each containins: Cloister 1 r , 1 111 . f at Mont- an arcade of three arches on coupled colonnettes with majeurcarved capitals like those at Aries. Each triplet is enclosedunder a single segmental…
