Einleitende Voruntersuchung zu einer Rhythmik romanischer Innenräume in der Normandie
A 1904 Strassburg study by art historian Wilhelm Pinder on rhythm in Romanesque interiors in Normandy, issued by the publisher J. H. E. Heitz for architectural scholars. Its plates are measured elevations of church walls, drawn as flat plan-like views of bays, arcades, and rows of small windows with tall arched openings and column bases. A designer might take from them the repeating rhythm of arches, piers, and window bays as a structural pattern for grids and facades.
