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 377
yle,and with a large dome, and a choir and transepts, all terminated with circular ends.The redeeming feature aboutit was that it was entirelyconstructed in brick with con-siderable care, though pro-bably ere long this will becovered with a coat of plaster,of which modern Italians arenot one whit… … BRICK. WINJ>OW- MEWITT.Sc -NEAR CASALMAGGIORE. Chap. X.] LONG-ADORE. CREMONA. 2C3 pointed, of two lights, with a small pierced circle in thehead, the shafts being of stone of course. Beneath thestring-courses there was arcading, and the tower was finishedwith three forked battlements of the…
