A Text book of the History of Architecture
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Hpy churchCS DrCSCnt 3.
marked contrast with those of France and the Continent generally. While Amiens, the greatest of French cathedrals, is 521 feet long, and internally 140 feet high, Ely measures 565 feet in length, and less than 75 feet in height. Notre Dame is 148 feet wide ; the English naves are usu- ally under 80 feet in total width of the three aisles.
PARISH CHURCHES. Many of these were of exceptional beauty of composition and detail. The}^ display the great- est variety of plan, chu...rches with two equal-gabled naves PLAN.
a, Henry VII. ''s chapel.
GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE IN GREAT BRITAIN. 233 side by side being not uncommon. A considenible propor- tion of them date from the fourteenth and fifteenth cen- turies, and are chiefly interesting for their square, single, west towers and their carved wooden ceilings (see below). The tower was usually built over the central western porch ; broad and square, with corner buttresses terminat- ing in pinnacles, it was usually finished without spires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hpy churchCS DrCSCnt 3.
marked contrast with those of France and the Continent generally. While Amiens, the greatest of French cathedrals, is 521 feet long, and internally 140 feet high, Ely measures 565 feet in length, and less than 75 feet in height. Notre Dame is 148 feet wide ; the English naves are usu- ally under 80 feet in total width of the three aisles.
PARISH CHURCHES. Many of these were of exceptional beauty of composition and detail. The}^ display the great- est variety of plan, chu...rches with two equal-gabled naves PLAN.
a, Henry VII. ''s chapel.
GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE IN GREAT BRITAIN. 233 side by side being not uncommon. A considenible propor- tion of them date from the fourteenth and fifteenth cen- turies, and are chiefly interesting for their square, single, west towers and their carved wooden ceilings (see below). The tower was usually built over the central western porch ; broad and square, with corner buttresses terminat- ing in pinnacles, it was usually finished without spires.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D F Alfred Dwight Foster Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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