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DescriptionNotre Dame 531.jpg |
English: Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, French Romanesque Architecture (Fletcher), pg 531 |
Date | published in the 1921 sixth edition, or possibly earlier (the 1905 first edition contains a different image); uploaded 2017-08-21 |
Source | Fletcher, Banister (1921) A History of Architecture on the Comparative Method (6th ed.), Category:New York: Charles Scribner's Sons ISBN: 0750622679 (later edition). OCLC: 1516944. |
Author | Book written by Sir Banister Fletcher (1866-1953). Illustrations for this book were done by "George G. Woodward and others" according to Wikipedia quoting the the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. The university libraries of Penn State and Michigan, cited above, provide an excerpt from this figure with extensive bibliographic information, but do not give an illustrator, which they would presumably do if it were indicated. |
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