Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 94
s at all. Thecapitals of the main columns seem all to have beenrenewed or at all events scraped, and it is difficult to feelsure of the genuineness of any one (Fig. 20). The little 64 EARLY FRENCH GOTHIC [ch. iv \J S. Denis. The choir capitals of the jamb shafts of the windows, however,… … Fig. 23. and radiating chapels is completely developed, and thevaulting is planned and constructed with perfect know-ledge and skill (v. sup. Fig. 16, p. 45). The doubleaisle is divided by monocylindrical columns 18^ indiameter with tall wide-spreading bases (Fig. 22 a), on a ch. iv] THE…
Architecture, Gothic
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