though largely used in Lombardy and in^ theRhenish Romanesque, is one of the most characteristicfeatures of the Anglo-Norman variety of the style, especiallyin the form of intersecting arches (p. 197), and it continuedinto Early English times. Arcading is found in France, butto nothing like the…
Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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