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Cathedrals and cloisters of the south of France (1906)

Rose, Elise Whitlock · New York London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 56

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A ROMANESQUE AISLE.—ARLES. Provence. 33 Cathedrals arc lacking in splendour; and it will be foundin a large majority of cases that they are also without theimpressiveness of great size; that they are almost devoidof shapely windows or stained glass, of notable carvingsor richness of decorative… … — - - the sculptured portals of S.AINT-TROPHIME. —ARLES. a sober art, and in its nearest approach to opulence—thesculptured portals of Saint-Trophime of x\rles or Saint-Gilles-de-Languedoc—there is still a reserved rather thanan exuberant and uncontrolled display of wealth. By what simple,…

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