The Cathedral Church of Bristol a Description of Its Fabric And a Brief History
The Cathedral Church of Bristol a Description of Its Fabric And a Brief History
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It was, in fact, a returned and re-entermg angle of a triforium passage, with portions of a vaulting shaft and window jamb, the very counterpart of the south-east corner of the south aisle adjoining the Berkeley Chapel.
The existing Nave then was begun as Abbot Newland had already begun it — one bay longer than the original nave of Fitzharding's church, and of the same width as the fourteenth century choir.
It is 1 20 feet long and 69 feet wide, including the aisles, and is 60 feet in height — ...i. E.^ about 2 feet higher than the choir. The main piers are of Corsham stone, with small shafts of blue lias, which gives some slight relief to the eye. From the bases to the capitals the columns measure 25 feet. There is great variety in the designs for the capitals, and a feature is borrowed from the choir — viz. , that some of the mouldings of the piers are carried u]) and form a portion of the archivolt.
The building is vaulted throughout its length of 300 feet, but the vaulting of the nave is less interesting in character than the work in the choir and transepts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, in fact, a returned and re-entermg angle of a triforium passage, with portions of a vaulting shaft and window jamb, the very counterpart of the south-east corner of the south aisle adjoining the Berkeley Chapel.
The existing Nave then was begun as Abbot Newland had already begun it — one bay longer than the original nave of Fitzharding's church, and of the same width as the fourteenth century choir.
It is 1 20 feet long and 69 feet wide, including the aisles, and is 60 feet in height — ...i. E.^ about 2 feet higher than the choir. The main piers are of Corsham stone, with small shafts of blue lias, which gives some slight relief to the eye. From the bases to the capitals the columns measure 25 feet. There is great variety in the designs for the capitals, and a feature is borrowed from the choir — viz. , that some of the mouldings of the piers are carried u]) and form a portion of the archivolt.
The building is vaulted throughout its length of 300 feet, but the vaulting of the nave is less interesting in character than the work in the choir and transepts.
What to read after The Cathedral Church of Bristol a Description of Its Fabric And a Brief History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H J L J Henri Jean Louis Joseph Mass to read onlineMoreLess
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