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Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 150

An illustration from Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy, 1915, leaf 150
wooden roof (Fig. 35). The two westernbays were rebuilt with pointed arches and a sexpartitevault, the intermediate pier consisting of two columns,one behind the other. In their capitals the Corinthianhollow abacus survives (Fig. 36). 92 EARLY FRENCH GOTHIC [CH. V S. Remyat Reims The choir was… … Fig. 35- The clerestory has triple lights, the middle one higherthan the others, and this is repeated in the triforium,where the lights are wider, and the middle one breaksup through the cornice on the outside (Plate XVI). Thehead of the flying buttresses is propped with a colonnette,behind which…

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