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 492
s is eutirely so, the marbles not beingveneered on to the wall, but forming a portion of itssubstance. I need not say that in this respect, when wewish to use marble in England, the paucity of our supplieswill probably always compel us to imitate the Venetiansrather than the architects of Monza,… … BUULElTo—Jlu.NZA. i The Broletto, which stands near the cathedral in thej centre of the city, is very interesting. It is raised upon• open arches of stone, two at cither end and five at the sides.I In my sketch of it the southern end is shewn with the; projecting Einghiera in the second stage; the…
