Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 283
t consists of four pointed arches on colonnettesas at Reims and Chartres. The eastern transept is atthe end of the choir, and the apse starts directly fromit. The chevet has chapels ranging with the outer aisleand opening by triple arches to the ambulatory. There is no tower, though preparation was… … r. G. J. S. QUENTIN—Nave ch. x] LATER GEOMETRICAL 173 front. The church has a good deal of fine painted glassin various parts. The magnificent church of S. Pierre at Chartres Chartres,has a continuous nave and choir with side aisles, but notransept. It is of various dates. The lower part of…
Architecture, Gothic
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