Monographie de l'église Notre-Dame de Noyon
, originally published in 1845, offers a detailed study of the Notre-Dame cathedral in Noyon, France. This meticulously researched monograph, authored by Ludovic Vitet and Daniel Ramée, features comprehensive plans, sections, elevations, and intricate details of the cathedral's architectural design.
Ramée's precise drawings provide invaluable insights into the construction and evolution of this significant example of French Gothic architecture. Vitet's accompanying text delves into the historical context and artistic significance of the cathedral, making this work an essential resource for architects, historians, and anyone interested in the rich architectural heritage of France. This edition preserves the original content and illustrations, ensuring its enduring value for future generations of scholars and enthusiasts.
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