The cathedrals of northern Spain, their history and their architecture; together with much of interest concerning the bishops, rulers and other personages identified with them (1906)
Rudy, Charles · Boston, L. C. Page & company · leaf 186
tioned elements, and literally coveredover and encrusted with tiny pinnacles. Slen-der and tapering, it rises to a height of about280 feet. It is composed of five distinctbodies, of which the penultimate betrayscertain Renaissance influences in the triangu-lar cornices of the windows, etc.; this… … ^y^ m ^^f!^}^ mSnk TUh] • 1 The Cathedrals of Northern Spain give it an even more majestic impression thanwould be the case without them. The cathedral itself is a late ogival build-ing belonging to the fifteenth century; thoughit cannot compare in fairylike beauty withthat of Leon, nor in majesty…
Cathedrals -- Spain
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