The Evolution of Architectural Ornament
The Evolution of Architectural Ornament
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-r X W^"^' ^ 1i" >\ ^c::ri=s2CS32a«-;j r Fig. Ill — String round interior of Apsidal Transept, Soissous Cathedral.
w^- #41 : C . Y -A-^ ' V -I'r ^^, ■♦11' ? 1 ^ m^^ Slfe^«-' P'iG. 112 — North Door, West Front, Itouen Cathedral.
■^yj i*. \ Fig. IV. I — Wall ('arviTl^^ Interior of West Front, lieinis Cathedral.
[Facing pat/c 49.
THE EVOLUTION OF ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENT 49 (Fig. Loi), which are amongst the latest specimens of Gothic carving in the country. A few leaves are to be observed, here and ...there, of a greatly decayed type, such as might be left throughout the whole of winter time upon a tree from which the greater number had fallen, but the foliage, if foliage it can be called, consists almost entirely of bare twisted boughs, not easily distinguisahble in a photograph from the tracery of the canopy head itself.
How it came about we cannot now determine, but it is clear to any who have observed closely that there is this regular sequence in Gothic foliage carving, following that of nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-r X W^"^' ^ 1i" >\ ^c::ri=s2CS32a«-;j r Fig. Ill — String round interior of Apsidal Transept, Soissous Cathedral.
w^- #41 : C . Y -A-^ ' V -I'r ^^, ■♦11' ? 1 ^ m^^ Slfe^«-' P'iG. 112 — North Door, West Front, Itouen Cathedral.
■^yj i*. \ Fig. IV. I — Wall ('arviTl^^ Interior of West Front, lieinis Cathedral.
[Facing pat/c 49.
THE EVOLUTION OF ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENT 49 (Fig. Loi), which are amongst the latest specimens of Gothic carving in the country. A few leaves are to be observed, here and ...there, of a greatly decayed type, such as might be left throughout the whole of winter time upon a tree from which the greater number had fallen, but the foliage, if foliage it can be called, consists almost entirely of bare twisted boughs, not easily distinguisahble in a photograph from the tracery of the canopy head itself.
How it came about we cannot now determine, but it is clear to any who have observed closely that there is this regular sequence in Gothic foliage carving, following that of nature.
What to read after The Evolution of Architectural Ornament?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a T George Alexander Thomas Middleton to read onlineMoreLess
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