Descriptive Guide of Mont Saint Michel
Descriptive Guide of Mont Saint Michel
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'uyf^ Fig. 35. — Chancel. Ground plan of the Ti'iforiuni.
80 MONT SAINT-MICHEL in anticipation of the further rebuilding of the transept according to the new plan.
"We can judge of these arrangements by going round the chancel on the terraces of the apses of the chapels which we reach by the staircase built in the solid south buttress and the entrance of which is in the third south chapel.
The arrangement of this triforium is very ingenious; the exterior gallery goes round the supports on which... it is constructed like corbels, in order to give them all the necessary strength, p'an, fig. 35, by forming on the base of the large windows and of the buttresses an archi- tectural combination of a very nice effect.
The chancel is composed of a central nave, ended on the east by an apse with chamfers surrounded by an aisle around which extend and radiate lateral chapels with apses — see plan, fig. 22. — The chapels of the north side are narrower than those of the south and have a different form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'uyf^ Fig. 35. — Chancel. Ground plan of the Ti'iforiuni.
80 MONT SAINT-MICHEL in anticipation of the further rebuilding of the transept according to the new plan.
"We can judge of these arrangements by going round the chancel on the terraces of the apses of the chapels which we reach by the staircase built in the solid south buttress and the entrance of which is in the third south chapel.
The arrangement of this triforium is very ingenious; the exterior gallery goes round the supports on which... it is constructed like corbels, in order to give them all the necessary strength, p'an, fig. 35, by forming on the base of the large windows and of the buttresses an archi- tectural combination of a very nice effect.
The chancel is composed of a central nave, ended on the east by an apse with chamfers surrounded by an aisle around which extend and radiate lateral chapels with apses — see plan, fig. 22. — The chapels of the north side are narrower than those of the south and have a different form.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douard Jules Corroyer to read onlineMoreLess
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