Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 131
e pier being removed (Plate X). In 1258 a furtheralteration took place; the transepts were lengthenedone bay by the architect Jean de Chelles. Lastly, in1296, Bishop de Bucy filled in the spaces between thebuttresses of the apse with chapels opening by triplearches to the outer ambulatory aisle ;… … Paris. U- Notre Dame Second form xJ. G. A. Original form -.Fig. 30. (V.-le-Duc. 82 EARLY FRENCH GOTHIC [ch. v Paris. The choir, which is the oldest part, is five bays long: Dame °f which the first four are in pairs with sexpartite vaulting,and the fifth is slightly bowed outward, forming part ofthe…
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