Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 287
its two towers is later and not so interesting. Round the walls runs a lofty arcade with round archeson slender shafts carrying a gallery or passage whichpasses in front of the windows, and through the piersthat divide the bays. The cathedral at Angers has a i66 FRANCE [ch. ix Poitiers Similar… … Fig. 71. VioUet-le-Duc. is really a church not of nave and aisles, but of threenaves,—depends a great deal on these interior buttresses,and though at Angers there are considerable buttressesoutside, Cahors and Fontevrault have only shallow outside Plate XL VII •I. •^^
Architecture, Gothic
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