Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 319
ad to be strengthenedafterwards1. The monks at Peterborough still clung with peter-monastic fervour to the round arch and to Romanesque naveUgbulk and proportion in their nave and transepts, whichwere not finished till 1193 ; but the round Church of theTemple, consecrated in 1185, has pointed… … Fig. 77. naves and not only their aisles; and this influenced theirconstruction radically in the future. The artists of the day were consequently in a receptivespirit, ready for any movement in a new direction, andopen to any fresh suggestion. In 1174, for the second time, a foreign…
Architecture, Gothic
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