Arras Lens Douai And the Battles of Artois
Arras Lens Douai And the Battles of Artois
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Ventre, chief architect to the Ihe interior was of plaster- Historical Monuments Department.
50 The Interior of the Cathedral.
coated brickwork, whilst the columns were of undressed stone, covered with stone-coloured mortar. The capitals were of stucco-work.
Built in the shape of a Latin cross, the Church measured 330 feet in length, 86 feet in width and 106 feet in height. It comprised a great four-bayed nave with side-aisles, a wide double transept, a two-bayed choir, and an apse with ambulat...ory, off which opened seven chapels.
The main (west) facade has retained its principal lines. In front is a flight of 48 stone steps, with four landings, the three entrance-doors being almost on a level with the roofs of the surrounding houses. Built in the style of the Jesuits, it comprises two superimposed stories, one with eight, the other with four composite capitaled columns, the whole terminating in a triangular pediment.
Today, the cathedral forms one of the most impressive ruins of the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ventre, chief architect to the Ihe interior was of plaster- Historical Monuments Department.
50 The Interior of the Cathedral.
coated brickwork, whilst the columns were of undressed stone, covered with stone-coloured mortar. The capitals were of stucco-work.
Built in the shape of a Latin cross, the Church measured 330 feet in length, 86 feet in width and 106 feet in height. It comprised a great four-bayed nave with side-aisles, a wide double transept, a two-bayed choir, and an apse with ambulat...ory, off which opened seven chapels.
The main (west) facade has retained its principal lines. In front is a flight of 48 stone steps, with four landings, the three entrance-doors being almost on a level with the roofs of the surrounding houses. Built in the style of the Jesuits, it comprises two superimposed stories, one with eight, the other with four composite capitaled columns, the whole terminating in a triangular pediment.
Today, the cathedral forms one of the most impressive ruins of the war.
What to read after Arras Lens Douai And the Battles of Artois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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