File:Laon Cathedral's regulator lines.jpg

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English: Regulating lines that give the Cathedral of Laon golden section.
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LUND, Frederik Macody. Ad Quadratum. 1919.

Sourcing to prove the Laon's Cathedral has golden ratio in its design.
Author Frederik Macody Lund
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2008-03-15 07:12 476×623× (391350 bytes) 20-dude {{Non-free use rationale |Article=List of works designed with golden ratio |Description=Regulating lines that give the the Cathedral of Laon golden section. |Source=CHAFLÓN OLMOS, Carlos. Curso sobre Proporción. Procedimientos reguladors en construcció

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