The cathedrals and churches of Norway, Sweden and Denmark (1908)
Bumpus, T. Francis (Thomas Francis), 1861-1916 · London : T.W. Laurie · leaf 162
t thetransverse arches which divide the nave roofs into sex-partitely groined compartments spring from gracefullydisposed clusters of slender shafts, and are pointed. From the aisles, whose groining is quadripartite, or four-celled, mortuary chapels open. The roofs have been mosttastefully… … Interior of St. Knuds at Odense, looking Vest. To face page 120. FROM OSNABRUCK TO COPENHAGEN the noble proportions of the Lubeck churches. Taken onthe whole, the nave of Schleswig Cathedral is a very goodspecimen of its age and class, and reminded me in no smalldegree of that at Paderborn, one of…
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