Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · Meadville, Pa., New York, Flood and Vincent · leaf 199
eautiful adap-tations to architecturaldetail. The laterGothic shows a greatdeal of closely real-istic ornament, butwith the necessaryamount of conventionaltreatment required bythe solid material. I have so far avoidedreference to matters oflocal interest or to in-dividual buildings,(The Fly- aside… … FiG. 104.—Tours Cathedraling Buttress.) GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. 185 tance of the building ; but some indications on the headof specially famous buildings will be expected. According to explanations given, the French Gothicdeserves first consideration as a matter of logic, andbecause the deviations…
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