Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 58
ned at some length, because if the reader has oncemastered it he will have a key to the full understandingof the later and more intricate problems of Gothicconstruction. CHAPTER III THE GOTHIC VAULT {continued) The scheme of S. Ambrogio is logical and complete Limita-80 far as it goes : but it… … Fig. 7. an oblong bay had still to be encountered, and also thatof raising the nave vaults high enough for a clerestory. An oblonpf bay is shown in Fig. 7. The lines AB Difficulty o J o .... of vaulting and DC represent the transverse arches dividing the anobiongbays: AD is the wall-arch: and AC…
Architecture, Gothic
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