Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 383
higher degree of development in this period.There are numerous examples of cloisters supported upon piers,as at St. Michel in Fricolet; or upon small coupled columns whichtogether equal the thickness of the wall, as in St. Sauveur in Aix;or an alternation of columns and piers. In the Cloister of… … 3+5 uyii. Fig. 209.—Cloister of the Convent of Vaison. apertures, as at Thoronet and Grandmont, or three, as at Vaison{Fig. 209), at St. Paul in Remy, and Senanque, or of four, as atMontmajour. Apart from the reminiscences of the classic archi-tecture formerly prevalent in Southern France, it is…
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