Amiens. Cathedral. Details of Triforium in North Transept
Richard Norman Shaw · 1831-1912
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This architectural plate, labeled Plate 2 and France No. 2, shows two views of the triforium in the north transept of Amiens Cathedral. The left drawing presents the east side with pointed arches, trefoil and quatrefoil tracery, and carved capitals, while the right drawing shows the end of the north transept with a larger quatrefoil opening and a leafy stone frieze below. The print is attributed to Richard Norman Shaw and dated 1872.
