Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 99
many of the figures seem not to be intheir proper place, and others are sadly mutilated, on the 48 FRANCE—AQUITAINE [ch. xix Civray wholc this is OHC of the most charming fa9ades in westernRomanesque. But the west fronts of most of the churchesthat have been mentioned are singularly plain and… … TON6 or Fig. 8i. animals, while in the naves they are treated more simplywith volutes and leaves descended remotely from theCorinthian type, and sometimes of great excellence.Fig. 79 shows one from the fa9ade of Angouleme, andFig. 80 another from Poitiers. The shrine of S. Junienin the church at…
