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A history of Gothic art in England (1900)

Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 99

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bays. At Elgin the quire was no ft. quite inclosed for itswhole length. Tynemouth must have beenvery fine, its central hall 120 ft. long andover 32 ft. wide, with a vault 80 ft. high. The plans, figs. 38, 39, are to the samescale as are all the plans in this chapter—100 feet to the inch. 8o GOTHIC… … 40. THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHURCH. Contrast of section, scale 50 feet to the inch.I. Le Mans quire. II. Lincoln nave. elongation : the Frenchmans passion for unity and logical precision liesin the even axial development of the encircling chapels : the deliberatesanity of the Englishman is to be…

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