Architecture in Italy, from the sixth to the eleventh century; historical and critical researches (1896)
Cattaneo, Raffaele, 1861-1889 · London : Unwin · leaf 274
hen thev thought tocomplete the organic idea of the transversal arches of IS.Eustace by projecting them equally on the great nave, bywhich proceeding they obtained a reasonable and solid chainround the whole edifice. Hence it came about that, in loadingthe pilasters of the naves with four distinct… … Fig. 133.—Plan of the ancient Church of S.]:^ustace at Milan—IXth or Xtli Ccnturv. been regarded as an insigniticant aitenipt, but as an inventionso perfect in itself that it was applied \\itli conspienous successto a great number of re-markable churches in theeleventh and twelfth cen-turies. We…
Architecture
Internet Archive · California Digital Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
