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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 313

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t remarkable features inthe Ca dOro are, however, thetriple and elaborately carved andchevroned angle-shafts, which I havenowhere else seen,1 and the verysingular parapet. The height ofthis is greater about the centre andat the two ends than elsewhere;but this appears to have been donerather with… … 32. PRUHZZO $E<^EDO. VENICE. p. 221. Chap. VIII.] GOTHIC PALACES. 221 the Palazzo Segredo, was a very good example indeed; it liasunhappily, I believe, all been restored and painted, so thatnow few would believe that it could ever have been (as itwas) one of the very best works in Venice of its…

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