Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 · New York, Scribner's · leaf 364
n of the nave, but interestdied out and some time during the fifteenth cen-tury work completely stopped. During the Re-naissance nothing was done except to mess upthe forlorn interior with pseudo-classic ineptitudes,and finally the Revolutionists came over to turnthe whole thing into a storage… … ART IN THE RHINELAND 287 that the first architect, Master Gerard, sold hissoul to the devil as the price for these same plans,and if so he would perhaps have done better hadhe followed the practice of the master masons ofa century earlier in France, who preferred to dealwith other spiritual powers…
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