The article includes discussion on its original features, as well as the added features during the 14th century. The specific types of stone are given in detail, as well as the stages followed in the development of the Abbey. Emphasis is placed upon the arches, roofs, and walls of this structure. The end also gives an amusing story of the dedication ceremony of the Beaulieu Abbey. This website would be very helpful to the student looking for a detailed description of architecture in the late 13th and 14th centuries.
Explicit detail is given to the construction of such a work.
The pictures are extremely useful in showing the construction of the Abbey and are also very beautiful to browse through for pleasure. This site is the collection of Lawrence J. Schoenberg and is displayed in the UPenn library. This site contains examples of various types of books, illuminated manuscripts, and collages among other things. It is divided up according to theme. There are numerous illustrations, all of which can be enlarged to fill the entire screen.