The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 382
ig.190). This buildingstands at the east endof one of the charmingopen places, surround-ed with arcades, plantedwith trees, and enlivenedwith fountains, in whichGrasse abounds, andwhich form such attrac-tive subjects for theartist. In one of the narrow streets stands the Churchof the Oratoire,… … FIG. 190. STAIKCASE, GRASSE. 158 MEDLEVAL PERIOD. Italy. The annexed sketch (Fig. 192) of one of the capsof the main piers is suggestive, and corresponds with similardetails of the same period in Italy. From Grasse several very interesting excursions may
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