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 183
ere is different from that of thelater work, being of alternate courses of single brick, and ofstone. The exterior of the principal apse is very remarkable,and belongs to the fourteenth century. Each side hasa steep gable with elaborate cornices, mouldings, andpinnacles, partly of stone and partly… … Chap. VI.] SAN FERMO MAGGIOKE. 121 of the most picturesque things in Verona. Unfortunatelythe campanile does not equal in importance the church towhich it belongs. The west end will be best understood by the accom-panying sketch. It is constructed entirely in red brickand warm-coloured stone, and I…
