...open parapet and pinnacles so richly clustered, are an example of Gothick, in its most improved state. The extremely beautiful effect of large masses of...statuary when strongly illuminated. Thus seen, the tower of this cathedral acquires a degree of lightness, so superior to that which it shows under the...

...expresses his opinion of the advantage of an external view, by moon-light, iathe following terms :— i " " The extremely beautiful effect of large masses of...degree of lightness, so superior to that which is shewn under the meridian sun, that they no longer appear of human construction."* See also tLe learuecl...

...delusion of the most impressive kind takes place, and the towers and pinnacle« of the Cathedral " acquire a degree of lightness so superior to that...that they no longer appear of human construction."* The INTBRIOR of the Cathedral corresponds in every particular with the magnificence of the exterior....

...delusion of the most impressive kind takes place, and the towen and pinnacles of the Cathedral " acquire m degree of lightness so superior to that which is shown...that they no longer appear of human construction."* The INTERIOR of the Cathedral corresponds in every particular with the magnificence of the exterior....

...parapet and pinnacles so richly clustered, are an example of Gothick, in its most improved state. " The extremely beautiful effect of large masses of...statuary when strongly illuminated. Thus seen, the tower of this cathedral acquires a degree of lightness, so superior to that which it shows under the...

...magnificent of its kind in the world, an example of Gothic architecture'in its most improved state. "The extremely beautiful effect of large masses of...by moonlight may be considered as a kind of optical illusion. Thus seen, the tower of the cathedral acquires a degree of lightness so superior to that...