A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 568
Fig. 74. Anal!/si>i of Bib Vaulting. A. Simple. Fig. 47. From Castle Campbell, Scotland. Fig. 48. The panel vaulting of the AfterGothic in France. B. Compound. It will be be.st to classifythese according to the number of cells.9G1 VAULT 1. Tripartite. These cover a triangularspace, which usually… … Fig. 7.5 (Plan). (a) With groin ribs only (Fig. 49). (&) With groin ribs and transverse arches(Fig. 50). From Gerland, France; one of theearliest examples. Both ril)s and arches aresemicirciUar, and the vaulting is therefore domi-cal. (c) Groin and wall ribs only (Fig. 51). (d) Groin,…
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