The cathedrals of England and Wales. First-[third] series (1905)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · New York, J. Pott · leaf 124
ure which ekes out theheight between the capital of the great fluted pilasterbetween each bay, and the rich and elaborate cornice ^ When the furniture of this chapel, originally the ConsistoryCourt, is completed, St Pauls will possess five altars. The fourat present are, the High Altar in the… … THIC NAVli LOOKING KAST s T. PAULS . . .CATHEDRAL ST PAULS 95 below the attic, which here takes the place of theGothic triforium. From the number of ways in whichit might have been avoided this entablature is themore inexcusable. Wren has also been censuredfor the use of the attic. Whether its 19…
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