Notes and sketches of an architect taken during a journey in the northwest of Europe; (1877)
Narjoux, Felix, 1836-1891 · Boston : J. R. Osgood · leaf 397
s a higharchfieological interest, but which we are unable to understandor discuss. We now come to the Middle Ages. The new kind of architecture, introduced into the North atthis period, and derived from Ehenish recollections or thosebrought from the Isle of France by monks of all orders, does… … without towers or steeples; often with a flat wooden ceiling in-stead of a vaulted one. The interiors are meagre, and in the COPENHAGEN. 387 few decorations that we find, Pagan ideas predominate, adaptedto the requirements of the new worship. But still, the gradualimprovement of Middle Age art may…
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