The monuments of Christian Rome from Constantine to the renaissance
Arthur L. Frothingham's 1908 survey of Christian Rome from Constantine to the Renaissance, published by Macmillan in New York for students of architecture and Christian art. Halftone photographs and plans record basilica interiors, apse mosaics, cloister arcades and Cosmatesque inlay, supplying columns and capitals, geometric marble patterning, and round-arched arcade rhythms usable as borders and structural motifs.
