Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 278
he Gothiccathedrals of Clermont and Limoges seem out of place,and have an air of intrusion among the far more interestingbuildings of the Romanesque period of which that partof France is full. In Poitou and Anjou pointed archi- ThePian-tecture took a peculiar form very unlike that of the royal… … Fig. 67. De Verneilh. removed from the construction of the domed churches atAngouleme and Fontevrault. Its continuous nave andchoir, without aisles or chapels (Fig. 67), covered byvast quadripartite vaults which rise enormously, dome-fashion, in each bay, is obviously inspired by theneighbouring…
Architecture, Gothic
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