The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 2/3
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This volume surveys medieval Scottish ecclesiastical building during the First and Middle Pointed periods, tracing how Gothic forms were adopted via external influences and adapted locally. It explains the technical shift to pointed arches and elastic vaulting, outlines common cathedral and abbey plans, and describes towers, aisles, and decorative treatment. The authors compare Scottish examples with continental precedents, note regional variations and lingering Romanesque features, and illustrate their analysis with measured descriptions and drawings of representative churches and monastic complexes.
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