Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 304
LY TCH. XXIV s. Andrea, chapcl of the transept. Another account has it that thearchitect was an EngHshman named Brigwithe\ andthere is something English in the plan (Fig. 185), withthe square east end and the two apsidal chapels on theeast side of each transept, one longer than the other,like those… … Fig. 185. however, are more common in France than in England,where they are more often square, and the details of thelower parts of the church at Vercelli are more Frenchthan English. Indeed, the design up to the nave capitalsmight pass for French Gothic : the bases are of thequasi-Attic form like…
Architecture, Gothic
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