Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 437
is inscribed in a square, while that at Amiens is wider than it is high. The width of the bay at Westminster is 5J parts, at Amiens a little more. The In one more point of importance it is probable that French influence showed itself. Westminster contains Beginning either the first, or at all… … ch. xvi] WESTMINSTER ABBEY 275 or eight years later, the elaborate tracery of the greatrose windows showed that the masons had nothing moreto learn in that class of work. The Ste Chapelle whichwas rising at the same time as Westminster has traceriedwindows completely developed, some of which seem…
Architecture, Gothic
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