The cathedrals and churches of Norway, Sweden and Denmark (1908)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · London, T. W. Laurie · leaf 46
n which makes any figure in the landscape isthe steeple, which in the majority of instances takes thegabled or saddle-back form. Still, like the gabled towers, with their low quadri-lateral spires, of the Rhenish churches, these saddle-back steeples of Denmark look well where they are,… … 0 ca: <d -EU u c & ■^ INTRODUCTORY SKETCH their edifices of brick only, and although many fine brickchurches—chiefly of monastic or conventual origin—havedisappeared, there still remain a large number of elabo-rate brick exteriors well worth studying. Besides the large churches, such as…
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