Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 207
ges. At Chartres andParis the chapels project beyond the second ambulatoryaisle, at Reims and Amiens they occupy the place of it. The columns are cylindrical with four attached colon- Thenettes, of which the one that runs up to take the nave I20 AMIENS AND BEAUVAIS [ch. vii Amiens vault has Only… … x^*^- Fig. 48. Reims (Plate XXIV, p. 108), and this feature becamethe common arrangement in later French GeometricalGothic. Fig. 48 shows a capital of this kind in a laterstage of development at Auxerre. The bases (Fig. 22 d,p. 63) are well profiled, and good examples of the
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