How to know architecture : the human elements in the evolution of styles (1914)
Wallis, Frank Edwin, 1862-1929 · New York : Harper and Brothers · leaf 266
ese conditions in England,only borrowings and very literal adaptations. Williamand his wife, Matilda, the lady of the Bayeux tapestries,had built in Caen the two Norman churches—St. Stephen,or the Abbave-aux-Hommes, and the Abbave-aux-Dames■—to the Trinity, at the period of the invasion, and… … FIG. 97 INTERIOR OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY HOW TO KNOW ARCHITECTURE symbols of Eastern mysticism. They built on the ruins andwith the ruins of the Roman buildings the Anglo-Saxonshad destroyed, exactly as the people of southern Francehad done when the Romanesque came into being. TheNormans built much,…
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