Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
st has made them very important features in his picture. The view of Venice, of which we have given an en-graving at p. 26, supplies some curious details which theview of Constantinople does not afford. The view of thebutchers shop, with the meat hung on the outside, andfastened with the cross… … MEDIEVAL TOWNS. 189 provisions beneath one of the ornamental pillars; the gablesof the house, the chimneys, and the paving of the square,all bear a certain interest, and tend to shew the minute-ness of the artist. This view we must bear in mind is notan imaginary but an actual view of St. Marks…
Architecture, Domestic
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