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Book Review
The reshaping of French Gothic
03/2010 | 1284 | 152
Pages: 177-179
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Reviewer:
Crossley, Paul (Crossley, Paul)
Subjects
art literature:
James, John
places:
Paris / France
print:
Gothic architecture
subjects:
Reviews / French architecture / French sculpture / Architectural components / Gothic (Medieval) / Churches / Photographs / Capitals (column components) / Architectural history / Cathedrals
Reviewed Items
subjects:
The Creation of Gothic Architecture – an illustrated thesaurus: The Ark of God. III: The evolution of foliate capitals in the Paris Basin: the archaic capitals prior to 1138; The Ark of God. IV: The evolution of the foliate capitals in the Paris Basin: the formal capitals 1130–1170; The Ark of God. V: The evolution of the foliate capitals in the Paris Basin: the formal capitals 1130–1170 | author: James, John
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
43. Choir aisle capital, Saint-Martin-des-Champs. c.1135. Photograph by John James.
Western art unattributed:
44. South chapel capital, parish church of Glennes. c.1160. Photograph by John James.
Western art unattributed:
45. Apse capital, parish church of Glennes. c.1160. Photograph by John James.