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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 350

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mmerbeam and thearch brace, with longitudinal struts l forming- arches andsupporting the purlins P. Nothing finer has ever been done,and it may take rank, with our late lierne and fan vaults,as a proof of what the English by practical ingenuity andartistic sense could do, without becoming slaves of… … [E. Hautecwur. NOTRE DAME, PARIS CHAPTER X\ Sr.MMAKV AND CONCLLSIOX LET us now glance back at the results of our stud} . Inspite of some resemblance, there can hardly be agreater contrast than that between the French and Englishcathedral. In the exterior of the former, which is generall}-the…

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