n one capital. This could not be doneif the important mouldings remained on the sides of theribs as in early work. They would disappear or becomehopelessly confused after the intersection. It became neces-sary to make the central projection of the rib the importantfeature of each moulding, that is… … [(;. H. ir. NOTRE DAiME DE LEPIXE, FOURTEENTH AxND FIFTEENTH CENTIRIES Notice how in left-hand fifteenth-century column all the arch mouldingfs run down, and are angular or filleted, tc-> give bright lines. Each also has its own base. Also thick transverse arch and mouldings marking the double…
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