Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 107
se to the treasury (Plate IV), is rathermore advanced, but the difference in date, if any, cannotbe very great. The west portals are rich with imagery, Theand afford a good example of the lofty enriched basement ^^^ ^on which the columns of the jambs rest in many Frenchchurches (Plate V). In this… … T<ErJ-i8i7- Plate V ),■ :/; ■^j. \ 4— I IM /1 !-)■? L N ;..^^ ., ^ > ..^- fp^li (M: vr >/•>& >y..,.M U Pi:^t^ T. c; J. SEx\S < CH. iv] THE TRANSITIONAL PERIOD 71 figures of the liberal arts and sciences, and the lower Senshas a skiapod^, and other natural and fabulous…
Architecture, Gothic
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