Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 352
ntroduced, as forinstance in Auvergne, the treatment is quite different. But however strongly English taste shows itself inthe details the general effect of the interior of Canterburychoir with its apsidal end is quite French, and belongsto a type of early Gothic church with which we arefamiliar on… … Fig. 80. the coupled columns put up by English William (Fig. 79)might have been carved by the same craftsman who cutthat at S. Leu dEsserent (Fig. 80), which is almostexactly coeval with it. These capitals must be thework of French carvers whom William of Sens broughtover and left behind him. But…
Architecture, Gothic
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