...nous ne saurions passer sous silence ces chapiteaux des bords de la Haute-Garonne qui ont une physionomie bien tranchée, et qui, en conservant à peu près les masses du chapiteau corinthien, subdivisent les grandes feuilles en gracieux fleurons s'enroulant les uns près des autres comme une sorte de damasquinage. L'église de Saint-Sernin de Toulouse en fournit de beaux échantillons exécutés avec une rare perfection...

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