Medieval architecture, its origins and development, with lists of monuments and bibliographies (1912)
Porter, Arthur Kingsley, 1883-1933 · New Haven, Yale University Press · leaf 426
nnacles were quickly developed into the noblefeatures which crown the buttresses of Amiens (111. 236) andReims (111. 237). Indeed, the flying buttress reached its mostperfect development at Reims. Anything more lovely thanthe soaring upward lines of the pinnacles of this cathedral withtheir great… … 111. 234.—Amiens. Interior ^Hti iifpiiil RRH ^H^ ill !■ il/ I ml W ■Jm ii ^ 1 |y^ ■ i«i JUi SttI i N J3 ;^^^^^^H^^^^^^^B|IUH^Hi il ^^1 ^^iiB II ^^K ^^^1iIRm^iiE^^n 1 H^^i ^^^fliiHf 1IH P ^ Ore ^HH III. 235. — St. Satur. Clioir
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