Hamlin, Alfred Dwight Foster, 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 310
wed from all three, thoughmostly from France; Belgium was hardly more than ajjrovince of France in her architecture; while the Italiansdeveloped no truly Gothic style, but grafted Gothicdecorative details, much altered, on structures in whichthe Gothic principles, both of construction and… … Fig. 294. Gothic Capitals: a. Early Frexch, from the Saixte Chapelle; b, 14th Century Cap from Transept of Notre Dame; c, Flamboyant, from North Spire of Chartres. Developed, and Florid. These correspond to the so-called Early French, Rayonnant and Flamboyantphases of Gothic architecture in France,…
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