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Architecture: gothic and renaissance (1880)

Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 221

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~X.A,H.lm. Fig. 65.—Montment, by Saxsovino, in Sta. Maeia del Popolo.Rome. (15th Centurt.) 180 RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE. Farnese, begun by San Gallo in 1530, continued byMichelangelo, and completed by Giacomo della Porta,each architect having altered the design. This building,notwithstanding its… … Fig. 66.—Palazzo Giraud (now Torlonia), Rome. By Bramante. (1506.) height of unpiexced wall over each storey of windows,and is crowned by a bold and highly-enriched cornice—an unusual thing for Eomej In this, and in many palacesbuilt about the same time, the windows are ornamentedin the same manner…

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