Summer holidays among the glories of France, her cathedrals and churches (1902)
Bumpus, T. Francis (Thomas Francis), 1861-1916 · London, T. B. Bumpus · leaf 41
tunchanged since the days of Wild and Coney, must always pleasethe artist more than the air of Parisian smartness that pervadesSt. Jacques—I mean St. Rerai, with its three grandiose Renaissancefacades and its pewed, heavy-pillared, Flemish-looking interior. Like St. Jacques, St. Remi is crucilorm,… … ST. KEMI rUEPPE Style contain the entrances, the western fa(;;ade being particularlymiposing. The choir of three bays has ponderous cylindricalpiers, very tall, with coarsely foliaged caps and arches verynarrow and stilted. The arcades are so high as to admit of noclerestory to speak of. There is…
Church architecture · Cathedrals
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