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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 48

An illustration from Gothic architecture in England and France, 1911, leaf 48
ohn Lateranand of Sta. Maria Mag-g-iore, which has five aisles and a transept.The ambulatory is of much later date. - These churches were built under the eastern influence of the By-zantine exarchate at Ravenna, vide Lethaby, Medieval Art, p. 63. lo GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE Whenever possible, the altar,… … [o: //. n: S. MINIATO, FLORENCK, IOI3 Shiiws coiifessio, become cr\pt, alternate columns and piers, the latter carrying gfable walls on transverse arches, the original arrangement of the earlv Norman churches. church was built over the actual house. The floor of the apse,on which the altar stood,…

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