Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 391
isles all run out tothe same length, ending square and without eastern aisleor chapels. Fountains ends square with an easterntransept, like that at Durham, though it is not part ofthe original plan. The same severe squareness of outline Square . 1*11 transeptal appears m the Cistercian transepts,… … bo CH. xiii] EARLY ENGLISH 225 chapels of Lincoln and Christchurch\ A Galilee or Cistercianwestern porch,—a sort of narthex,—was a Cistercianfeature, of which there are traces at Byland, Fountains,and Rievaulx, There is one still remaining at theCistercian church of Pontigny in Burgundy. The strict…
Architecture, Gothic
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