The Church of St Mary Redcliffe Bristol Ad 1890
The Church of St Mary Redcliffe Bristol Ad 1890
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The clerestory of nave, chancel and north transept are panelled, and the windows of these portions have uniform tracery, but the clerestory windows of the south transept are wholly different, showing difference of date and builder. The Lady Chapel at the extreme east was being constructed in 1386.
The ground plan is a cross within a cross, the outer lines being formed by the walls, and the inner by the ranges of clustered columns, which follow not only the course of the nave, but likewise the t...ransept and chancel. The double aisles to the transepts are a very uncommon arrangement, and give the idea, when viewed from beneath either 12 of the tall windows of these stately wings, of one spacious church intersecting another at right angles, the four tall central arches apparently giving support to an external or central tower, which was in fact their intention. The fluted columns, bounding majestically upward, and rami- fying into the symmetrical tracery of the vaulted roof of the tripled aisles, foliate al the points of junction into literally a thousand forms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The clerestory of nave, chancel and north transept are panelled, and the windows of these portions have uniform tracery, but the clerestory windows of the south transept are wholly different, showing difference of date and builder. The Lady Chapel at the extreme east was being constructed in 1386.
The ground plan is a cross within a cross, the outer lines being formed by the walls, and the inner by the ranges of clustered columns, which follow not only the course of the nave, but likewise the t...ransept and chancel. The double aisles to the transepts are a very uncommon arrangement, and give the idea, when viewed from beneath either 12 of the tall windows of these stately wings, of one spacious church intersecting another at right angles, the four tall central arches apparently giving support to an external or central tower, which was in fact their intention. The fluted columns, bounding majestically upward, and rami- fying into the symmetrical tracery of the vaulted roof of the tripled aisles, foliate al the points of junction into literally a thousand forms.
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