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

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 321

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Norman chapels of S. Andrew and S. Anselm, hadbeen erected up to the springing of the groining (PlanFig. yy). It was a vast improvement even upon Conradsglorious choir. Gervase points out the difference.The pillars of the old and new work are alike in 1 Dean Stanley says how far more like the… … CAN 1 I RBI RY c VTHEDRAL The Choir ch. xi] THE TRANSITION 191 form and thickness but different in length, for the new Novelpillars were almost twelve feet longer. Exquisitely the newsculptured capitals replaced the old plain ones, and c urcwhereas the old arches and other features of the…

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