Medieval architecture; its origins and development : with lists of monuments and bibliographies (1909)
Porter, Arthur Kingsley, 1883-1933 · New York : Baker and Taylor Co. · leaf 23
shed with exceptional care,so that the chronology of this architecture offers less difficultythan that of many more important styles. Before studying the school of the He de France itself, it isworth while to glance at the characteristics of certain of its nearneighbors. There was a constant… … III. 154. — Section of Choir of Gcnouilly.(From De Kersers) He de France lay geographically midway between Normandyand the South; and in fact its Romanesque architecture washalf way between the styles of Normandy and of several of theSouthern schools, and borrowed peculiarities now from one,…
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