An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 297
w andpoor, and are often entirelywanting. It may be observed thatFrench windows in the aislesare generally higher from theground than English ones; it *is rare for the sills to be low 172. Auxerre Cathedral, c. 1240enough for a person to look into s^fr^at Sed&Satothe church from the outside,… … Early French Mouldings are usually less bold andless rich than the Early English, although some of thearches of doorways of this style are very richly moulded; EARLY FRENCH MOULDINGS. 243 the window-arches are commonly without any : thereare generally mouldings round the edges of the bay inwhich…
Architecture, Gothic
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