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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 76

An illustration from Gothic architecture in England and France, 1911, leaf 76
er the crossing. Perfectly plain (Enlart). St. Croix de Mont INIajour, near Aries, early eleventh. Quatrefoiledplan with a central tower, probably a funerary chapel (\iollet-le-Duc). Jouarre, crypt (Enlart). St. Jean de Poitiers, the oldest church in France, sixth or seventh.Rectangular nave with… … CHAPTER IIIThe English Cathedral IN speaking- of the history of French Art we referred toits two sources, that which arose from the great Bene-dictine Monasteries of the ninth and tenth centuries, roundwhich towns gradually sprang up in the previously desertedcountry districts, and that to be found…

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