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Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 111

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[ch. i the west end, and others at the transept which dateapparently from 1145 when there seems to have been arebuilding. The rest is later in the century. All thearches are pointed; and there is a vaulted triforium gallery,with a second triforium above united to the clerestorylights. The sweep of… … Fig. 26. Noyoncathedral though it is fair to say they seem to have been wellscraped even if they have not been renewed. Othercapitals are Romanesque with wildly knotted foliage andscroll-work. The apse resembles that of S. Remi atReims, with triple clerestory lights, and chapels openingto an…

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