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6 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «BLINDSTORIES»
Scopri l'uso di
blindstories nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
blindstories e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
An Introduction to English Church Architecture from the ...
A rarer, but far nobler, arrangement was to spring it at about a third of the height
of the clerestory ; e.g., at Beverley. VAULTING 309 —THE TRIFORIUM AND BAY
DESIGN Triforium, disappearance 769 Open Blindstories Walled Blindstories ...
2
Gothic Architecture in England: An Analysis of the Origin & ...
... arcade is tall and trefoiled.* But neither the triforiums of Beverley and
Worcester nor of Amiens nave and Clermont Ferrand can compare with the
blindstories of the Gothic of England and Normandy : e.g. BAYEUX (525) and
Pont Audemer.
3
Encyclopedia of world art
Blindstories were uncommon, appearing mostly in the west (Seine and Schelde
basins) but also in Gernrode. Piers predominated but were similar to the columns
, which had massive Attic bases and cubical capitals. The use of alternating piers
...
Bernard Samuel Myers, 1959
The first novel in a new trilogy is a coming-of-age story tied to the lost Grail myth. It is the tale of young Nathan, and those who recognize his gift . . . people from other times and other worlds.
5
A Book of Lands and Peoples
This volume contains the elements that have formed the base for the writer's former success and should replicate the critical and commercial success of earlier work.
Eric Newby, Sonia Ashmore, 2003
