Medieval Art, From the Peace of the Church to the Eve of the Renaissance, 312-1350 No. 5970
Medieval Art, From the Peace of the Church to the Eve of the Renaissance, 312-1350 No. 5970
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Gall was planned in this farm from 'the first. There was a second doable-ended church in England at Abingdon, both may have followed the Carlovingian type.
MBNNXIKn^S F10.48. Planof destroyed church of St. Andrea, RiminL 90 WESTERN VAULTED CHURCHES Eastern martjrion churches. Already at the end of the seventh century Wilfrid of Yoik began at Hexham a church in the form of a round tower with four arms. In Milan, St. Satyrus, 879, and near Orleans, St. Germigny des Pr&, c 800, nearly repeat the A...rmenian plan of Fig. 38.
Charlemagne^s church at Aachen fisJls into the same class, and our King Alfred at Athelney built a church in the form of a cross with ends rounded in a quatrefoil. We may easily find a reason for the form of Wilfrid^s church in the presence in England of the great Archbidiop of Canterbury, Theodore of Tarsus, 669-690, but another cause besides the general influence of the East on the West for this form of church appearing in the West is to be found in the fisurt that Syrians and Armenians were pre-eminent as stonemasons.
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Gall was planned in this farm from 'the first. There was a second doable-ended church in England at Abingdon, both may have followed the Carlovingian type.
MBNNXIKn^S F10.48. Planof destroyed church of St. Andrea, RiminL 90 WESTERN VAULTED CHURCHES Eastern martjrion churches. Already at the end of the seventh century Wilfrid of Yoik began at Hexham a church in the form of a round tower with four arms. In Milan, St. Satyrus, 879, and near Orleans, St. Germigny des Pr&, c 800, nearly repeat the A...rmenian plan of Fig. 38.
Charlemagne^s church at Aachen fisJls into the same class, and our King Alfred at Athelney built a church in the form of a cross with ends rounded in a quatrefoil. We may easily find a reason for the form of Wilfrid^s church in the presence in England of the great Archbidiop of Canterbury, Theodore of Tarsus, 669-690, but another cause besides the general influence of the East on the West for this form of church appearing in the West is to be found in the fisurt that Syrians and Armenians were pre-eminent as stonemasons.
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