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 121
ternately overeach other, and common in most Italian brick buildings, arevery ugly ; there is, however, a good simple cloister attachedto the church on the north; it is of the same design asalmost all in this part of the world, having simple roundshafts with carved caps and circular arches. An… … CLOISTER OF THE CAHMINE CONVENT—BRESCIA. cloister is of two stories in height, the lower similar to theone just mentioned, the upper having two arches to one archof that below, and the arches picturesquely shaped, beingcinquefoils, with the central division of ogee form, and with Chap. V.] ST A.…
