Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 254
ent. When architecture had quite passed through the tran-sition period, which fortunately lasted long, the buildings,not only of Germany, but of the north generally, becameuninteresting and tame ; in fact, they present so few dis-tinguishing features, that it is not necessary to describe… … Fig. 80.—Quadrangie of the Castle of Schalabueg.(Late IGth Centuey.) CHAPTER XIII. RENAISSANCE AUCHITECTURE IN GREAT BRITAIN, SPAIN, ANDPORTUGAL. ENGLAND.—CHRONOLOGICAL SKETCH. IN England, as in France and Germany, the introductionof the Italian Renaissance was not accomplishedwithout a period of…
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