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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 436

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ront is, as is usualhere, a great gable divided into three parts by pilasters andhalf columns; the doorway is of the thirteenth century, andits columns rest on lions backs. The detail of the windowsat the ends of the aisles is extremely good, and seemed to meto be of the same date. The windows are… … 5 5. ;v5.o|Tlf]^E|^T. BOLO<^]M?t ». 296. Chap. XI.] SAN FRANCESCO. 297 design is executed in stone, and tlie likeness to some of thelater Venetian clnircli windows in the Madonna dell()rto andSS. Griovanni e Paolo is too great not to be observed. Thecornices here are very good. I noticed not…

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