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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 259

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ts doubled ones, in spite of the beauty of theircapitals. Owing, however, to its French character, Canter-bury is a less typically Transition church than some others,especially Ripon, where the transepts and part of the choirand nave are the work of Bishop Rog^er, 1154-1181. The navearches were… … RIPON CATHEDRAL North transept. Work of Bishop Roger, 1154-1181. Note mixture of round andpointed arches, and suggestion of plate tracery in the pierced quatrefoils. 222 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE The other chief building of the Transition is Chichester(p. 216), the architectural history of which is…

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