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

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 208

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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 … n -■4- - - i I , - I > t4 IHIIIII1II1III.1- I iinMi<^m-i POPM Plate XXX W% ^Q l^^^ L, AMIENS CATHEDRAL—The NaveDrawing by G. G. Scott, junior CH. vii] AMIENS AND BEAUVAIS 121 mediaeval version of the Attic base. The vault is Amiensquadripartite and the wall ribs are much stilted to giveample…

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