Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 389
tween them, ^ut I like to regard thecomposition as one not of three but of five parts, ofwhich the three alternate bays are nearly equal, and aredivided by two that are wider, and this, I think, is howthe architect meant it to be considered. So regardedthe difference in width seems reasonable… … T. G. J. RIEVAULX ABBEY—The Choir CH. xiii] EARLY ENGLISH 223 spandrils, and the billets that run up the pediments, we Peter-may recognize a lingeringtrace of transitional Romanesque, crthelfraiand the same may be said of the two pinnacles that dividethe gables, and of the rounded pilasters that…
Architecture, Gothic
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