Cathedrals and cloisters of the south of France (1906)
Rose, Elise Whitlock · New York London : G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 160
two bays open to tul; ground.—vaisox. Vais on. 133 of the capitals arc uncarvcd, some of the piers have apphedcolumns, but many are ornamented in straight cut lines.On one side, two bays open to the ground, forming an en-trance-way into the pretty close, where the bushy tops ofa few tall trees cast… … the great piers and SiMAI.l. IIRM COLUMNS. —VAISON, The Cloister is small and simple in its rallier heavy grace.Noise and unrest seem far from it, and undcrnrath itssolid rounded \ault is peace and slielter from the world.And in its lirm soli(lit\ of an-hitetture there is thi spiritof a perfect…
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