Slide set: French abbeys, cathedrals, churches etc. (lecture: Newton & Co., 362 slides, in/before 1913)
“This revised list supersedes those in our General Catalogue and Supplement.
A most interesting Lecture on the subject of 'The Growth of Christian Architecture as exemplified by some French Cathedrals' has been written by the Rev. E.A. Alston, in which all the following Slides which are 'starred' are utilised. For convenience of customers this Lecture Set is given separately on page 847.
The four Slides Nos. 117, 119, 131, and 187 illustrate the saying that 'the perfect Cathedral would have the Nave of Amiens, the Choir of Beauvais, the Porch of Rheims, and the Spires of Chartres.'”
“This revised list supersedes those in our General Catalogue and Supplement. A most interesting Lecture on the subject of 'The Growth of Christian Architecture as Exemplified by some French Cathedrals,' has been written by the Rev. E.A. Alston, in which all the following Slides which are 'starred,' are utilized. For convenience of customers this Lecture Set is given separately.”
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 19 June 2021
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