Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 301
d by Edward the Confessor,—a style, as William of Malmesbury says, never beforeseen there,—was followed after the Conquest by such aburst of pulling down and reconstruction as was onlyequalled by the great period of cathedral building inFrance during the reign of Philip Augustus; and nogreat… … i. ... i. S. DAVIDS CATHEDRAL—The Nave ch. xi] THE TRANSITION 181 from the rude and semi-barbarous, though impressivesimplicity of Winchester and S. Albans, to the morerefined Norman of Ernulf and Conrad at Canterbury,the naves of Peterborough and Ely, and the delicatearcades of the Galilee at…
Architecture, Gothic
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