Architecture in Italy, from the sixth to the eleventh century; historical and critical researches (1896)
Cattaneo, Raffaele, 1861-1889 · London : Unwin · leaf 277
fth century they were transformed into a thousand varied and fantastic ornaments andfigures, which the Gothic styleinherited later on, and duringa short time even that of theRenaissance. S.Felix of Yicenzaoffers, then, the most ancientkno^^■n example of pilastersalternating with columns, themost… … Fig. 135.—Capital of S. Ft-lix, noai-Yicenza—A.n. 985. portance, and the most precious example of transition fromthe barbaric Italian-Byzantine to the Romanic; style. If one was tempted to believe that that which I attribute tothe 3ear 985, belongs, on the contrary, to the twelfth century, thecrypt…
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