Brick and marble in the middle ages: notes of tours in the north of Italy (1874)
Street, George Edmund, 1824-1881 · London : J. Murray · leaf 308
y sacrifice of truth. The main fabricof this building must be of the latter part of the fourteenthcentury—the arches of the princijml window being of a veryexcellent though simple type. Venetian balconies, of whichthis palace afiords such good examples, are very beautifuland very characteristic.… … 31.—ANGLE WINDOW, VENICK. Page 216. Cjiap. VIII.] BALCONIES. 217 could be giveu up fur shady arcades as iu other Italian cities,nor were there any paths to be strolled along; the onlyresource was, therefore, to gain from the air that which theland could not aftbrd, and by projections in front of…
