The Architecture of Provence and the RivieraMacGibbon, David
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The Architecture of Provence and the Riviera
MacGibbon, David
Architecture -- France -- Provence; Architecture -- France -- Riviera
“ Cathedral, 242
“ Cloisters, 244
CARCASSONNE, general view, 245
“ Towers and Castle, 247
“ Outer and Inner Walls, North Side, 249
“ Porte Narbonnaise, 251
“ Western Walls and Barbican, 253
“ Interior of Walls, 256
“ St Nazaire, 258
AIGUES MORTES, “Tour de Constance,” 261
“ Walls on East and North Sides, 263
“ Interior of South Side of Walls, 265
“ Porte de Nimes, 267
HYÈRES, Castle, 272
“ St Paul, 273
CANNET, 275
THORONET, Church from South-West, 276
“ “ _Interior_, 277
“ Cloister, 279
“ Caps in Cloister, 280
“ Fountain in Grounds, 283
ST MAXIMIN, Church, 284
FRÉJUS, Plan of Cathedral, 285
“ Cathedral, _Interior_, 286
“ Western Enclosure and Cathedral Buildings, 287
“ Cathedral, Eastern Tower and Bishop’s Palace, 288
“ “ South or Entrance Front, 290
“ “ Baptistery, 292
RIEZ, The “Pantheon,” _Plan_ (_From Texier and Pullan_), 293
“ “ _Section_ “ “ 294
FRÉJUS, Cathedral, Cloisters, 295
“ “ “ _Interior_, 297
“ Cathedral, Brass Lamp (_From a drawing by Mr R.
Burns Begg_), 298
“ Doorways, 299
ST TROPEZ, general view, 300
“ Entrance to Fishmarket, 301
GRIMAUD, From the Plain, 302
GRIMAUD, Castle, 303
NAPOULE, Castle, 305
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