Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 236
ng the apse (Fig. 52). chaSi?^There being no aisles, the vaults, which are quadripartite,are sustained directly by buttresses. These buttressesare in fact walls set at right angles to the interior, andthere are no others from the window cills upwards : thewhole structure is a lantern of glass,… … Fig. 52. (V.-Ie-Duc.) tracery will be more fully dealt with in a special chapterhereafter. At the west end is an outside porch, and in thegable a large rose window which was inserted at alater date in place of the original design of Pierre deMontereau. The whole chapel has been a good deal…
Architecture, Gothic
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