Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 134
d off as they are a CH. V] EARLY FRENCH GOTHIC Canterbury. All the foliage seems based on water plants, Paris,such as cress, and hits a happy mean between convention Dameand nature. The bases are of the Attic type as modifiedby the mediaeval men, and have a singularly delicateand refined section,… … Fig. 31- of the rose lights with their singular tracery, which musthave had a very remarkable and unusual effect. Thesewere all removed, and the clerestory lengthened andmade into two lights with a mullion carrying a plaincircle, as was done in the choir. In the bays of naveand transept next the…
Architecture, Gothic
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