The Cathedrals of England And Wales volume 3
The Cathedrals of England And Wales volume 3
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The choir of Rochester Cathedral is unique in two respects. It has neither open arcade nor triforium. In lieu of the former there is a wall immediately above the stalls, not panelled and canopied, but resplendent with that heraldic diaper of which some account has been given. For the triforium stage there are four Early English blocked arcades on slender marble shafts, two to each great vaulting compartment. The sanctuary, almost too profusely adorned with these slender Purbeck marble shafts, w...hich are one of the chief characteristics of the Early English work here, is remarkably solemn, the whole of its windows being filled with rich-stained glass, all harmonising with the surrounding architecture.
The reredos, a Coenacolo, recessed behind an arcade, is not particularly remarkable, and should, moreover, have been advanced a bay. The position of the sedilia would have determined this.
ii8 CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND The whole of the work at Rochester was super- intended for Sir Gilbert Scott by Mr J.
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The choir of Rochester Cathedral is unique in two respects. It has neither open arcade nor triforium. In lieu of the former there is a wall immediately above the stalls, not panelled and canopied, but resplendent with that heraldic diaper of which some account has been given. For the triforium stage there are four Early English blocked arcades on slender marble shafts, two to each great vaulting compartment. The sanctuary, almost too profusely adorned with these slender Purbeck marble shafts, w...hich are one of the chief characteristics of the Early English work here, is remarkably solemn, the whole of its windows being filled with rich-stained glass, all harmonising with the surrounding architecture.
The reredos, a Coenacolo, recessed behind an arcade, is not particularly remarkable, and should, moreover, have been advanced a bay. The position of the sedilia would have determined this.
ii8 CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND The whole of the work at Rochester was super- intended for Sir Gilbert Scott by Mr J.
What to read after The Cathedrals of England And Wales volume 3?
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