Hamlin, Alfred Dwight Foster, 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 277
omes finer, richer, more knowing, still vigorous but bet-ter in technic; the accessory arts multiply and grow inperfection. There developed a certain unity of generalstyle throughout France, controlled to a remarkable ex-tent by a rigid logic of construction. More than in anyi)revious stvle in any… … ROMANESQUE ORNAMEXT the architecture (Provence, Charente, Auvergiie, Bur-gundy, Xormandy, Ile-de-France) the decorative de-tails do not vary greatly. True, the Byzantine influ-ence is more clearly traceable in some districts, the clas-sic in others, especially in Province (Fig. 256), butit requires…
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