Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 242
as however in architecture that the Auvergnats excelled,and they developed within their province a distinct styleof their own, so original and so satisfactory that oneregrets the wave of Gothic architecture that came tosweep it away. In such able hands one might haveimagined it would have led to… … S. MICHEL DE LAIGUILLE—LE PUY ionof Au- CH. xxiii] FRANCE—AUVERGNE 145 And yet the style is so complete in all its parts that Perfectone does not see an opening for anything to proceed vergnatfrom it; and in this respect it may resemble the art of ^*^^^Provence, which after splendid achievement in…
