Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 345
first abbot, which seems to have been the modelfor his cathedral at Canterbury, if the whole height isdivided into 32 parts, 13 go to the arcade, 10 to thetriforium, and 9 to the clerestory. Whereas in Williamthe Frenchmans choir at Canterbury, similarly divided,the arcade takes 18 parts, the… … bo CH. xi] THE TRANSITION 193 In the new work round and pointed arches are used Canter-together, but the latter predominate. Pointed arches cathedral.were not new in England as we have seen already. But arches andCanterbury may stand in England, as S. Denis in France, l°^f^^for the first great…
Architecture, Gothic
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