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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 162

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heir purpose, onthe whole, than Eng-lish ones, at least in the form of dripstones on the ex-terior. In England but little difference was made betweenthose on the exterior and in the interior. Both had as arule a rounded surface, which even when there was a filletbelow did not throw the rain off… … CORNICE, NOTRE DAME THE COLUMN, ARCH, AND MOULDINGS 12: it to do. Nothing can be better than the cornices of NotreDame or Amiens ; that of the facade of the towers of NotreDame is on an immense scale and is taken out of twocourses, but it gives the section usual in buildings of thisperiod. We have…

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