Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 169
I IViirTl Fig. 163. his new work to the old, for the new facing at the backof the sunk panels is not a foot thick. Above, he raiseda splendid range of four-light clerestory windows, liftingthe eastern part of the church to the height of 85 ft. fromfloor to vault, and 20 ft. above the Norman nave… … Fig. 164. I04 ENGLISH PERPENDICULAR [ch. xx Gloucester cathedral. Choir solid and open screens where passing in front of theNorman arches of triforium and arcade. Triforium andclerestory had often been combined before, at Selby andelsewhere, but the arcade had nowhere been united tothem in this…
Architecture, Gothic
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