Summer holidays among the glories of France, her cathedrals and churches (1902)
Bumpus, T. Francis (Thomas Francis), 1861-1916 · London, T. B. Bumpus · leaf 194
ws, allglowing with rich modern glass. St. Jean, with its narrowRomanesque nave, its transepts with an eastern aisle to each, The fa9ade of the south transept, with the tower rising just to the east,strongly recalls the south-east one at our own glorious Canterljuiy. did lons-siir-Manic 1/5… … WEST FRONT OF STE. MARUC DE I.fiPINE noon, and rest, as I have a pilgrimage to make in the evening tothe celebrated Ste. Marie de IEpine, situated about five miles Commenced towards the middle of the fourteenth century, this is one ofthe most graceful churches on a moderate scale that France can…
Church architecture · Cathedrals
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