Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 116
VII). In the columnar buttressesbetween the windows we see a survival of Romanesque 1 v. Gallia Christiana, Eccl. Noviomensis. EARLY FRENCH GOTHIC [CH. IV 74 Noyon tradition. Viollet-le-Duc observes that these chapelsanticipate what was the ultimate plan of a cathedralchevet, for at Paris, Bourges,… … Fig. 27. The first bay of the choir is prepared with massivepiers to receive a tower on each side, which was neverbuilt. In this bay both the arcade and the triforiumhave plain round arches, the latter undivided. Theyhave two orders. The capitals of the further straightbays are very primitive and…
Architecture, Gothic
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