Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 156
oped.Like those at Noyon, it is apsidal, but it is much more 94 EARLY FRENCH GOTHIC [CH. Soissons advanced in design. Strong clustered piers divide thebays, with vaulting shafts that rise to take the vaultingribs, and each bay contains narrow arches on slendercolumns opening to the aisle and the… … Fig- 37- > The present cathedral of Bourges was begun at theopening of the 13th century. The ground plan (Fig. 38),but for the absence of a transept, was like that of NotreDame, before they were both altered by the addition ofchapels. Both had a nave with sexpartite vaults anda double aisle…
Architecture, Gothic
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