An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 221
ituation : those of theapse are narrow, and usually stilted. The small arcadesalong the side-walls, and those of the triforium, differlittle from similararcades in England, ^|<||except that theshafts have almostalways the squareabacus. But thedouble arcades, onebefore the other,with the… … 159. Chartres Cathedral, o. 1220. EARLY FRENCH WINDOWS. 203 sist of two lights under one arch, and the head ofthese is frequently pierced with a circular opening (156),at first plain, afterwards foliated, but still cut throughthe solid stone, and not formed of the mullion-bars; andthere is a…
Architecture, Gothic
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