Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 67
organ-case upon it, which divides and at thesame time enhances the perspective length. The vaults at Exeter afford a good example of thewide divergence of the English and French schools. Inthe diagram (Fig. 136) of the nave vaults at Lincolnthere appear two pairs of intermediate ribs besides… … »;i ■ 1 m^ uj gr^ <; Q M ^T^ C-H -< u w ^ t w 1^, x iv:^r^ w CH. xviii] ENGLISH GEOMETRICAL 45 Lincoln the cross rib stops short at C, though the MuW- • 1 r 1 plication longitudinal ridge rib runs continuously from end to of ribsend of the nave ; but in French work the ridge ribsgenerally…
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