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 552
through which are pierced thearches over the several lights of the window, and these are sup-ported 01) marble or stone shafts with carved capitals, instead See pliite 40, p. 250. Chap. XIV.] ITALIAX BRICKWOltK. 393 of mouials : and above these sometimes, as in the windowsof Sant Andrea, Mantua,… … PETAII. OF WIXnOW-JAMB-CREMONA. of terra-cotta, bearing the cross on a shield, whilst round itsouter circumference delicately treated though large cuspingdefines the outline of the arch.^ The windows at Coccaglio^ and at Monza* are examples oftympana left quite plain, or, as in the former case,…
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