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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 85

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agreat congregation of pilgrims, and in permanence all themembers of a large monastery. French churches did notincrease to anything like the same extent, partly because,not being monasteries, there was no need of a large choirfor the monks, and partly because going on pilgrimage doesnot appear to… … LINCOLN CATHEDRAL: THE CHOIR Noti- the extra ribs (tiercerons) in the vaulting-. The single vaulting shaft oarr.\ ing1 the ribs, clustered pier of crossing copied from Canterbur\, but with round all the ribs, clustered pier of crossing copicapitals. Geometrical tracery of east window V 48 GOTHIC…

Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic

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