Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 266
in the cathedral and the choir of S. Etienne atBeauvais {v. Plate XXXIV, vol. l p. 128). The navevault is quite English, quadripartite, with intermediateribs, ridge ribs both lengthwise and across, and bossesat the intersections. The piers have no capitals, but themouldings are continuous with the… … T. G. J. BOURGES—Mai.^on Lujas CH. xxii] FRENCH FLAMBOYANT 153 BouRGES there are many notable examples. The Hotelde Ville was once the House of Jacques Cceur, the House ofunfortunate finance minister of Charles VH, who bought c^mTthe site in 1443 and built himself a magnificent palace, ^^^^resting…
Architecture, Gothic
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