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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 193

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CAlDEBEC 154 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE buttresses. In some cases, as in the north tower ofChartres built by Jean Texier (about 1513) and at Cauclebec(p. 153) and St. Laurent, Rouen, this lantern carries an Telfphoto.] [G. H. W. CKNTRAL TOWHK, ST. Ol K\, ROIKX openwork spire; in others, as at Verneuil and… … [G. H. m: TOL R DE BELRRE, ROLENShowing also the buttresses of the nave. 156 c;OTHIC ARCHITKCTURK means. These are all very wonderful desii^ns, better under-stood by reference to the views than by any amount of de-scription. It is folly to call anything so beautiful debased,or to sneer at St. Ouen…

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