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 490
n arches of stone, two at either end and five at the sides.In my sketch of it the southern end is shewn with theprojecting Einghiera in the second stage; the northern endis very singular, the tower rising out of one side, withthe steep-pitched roof of the other half abutting againstit. The detail… … z 338 MONZA. [Chap. XII. forty-two feet from east to west, and sixty-four feet fromnorth to south. The only other ancient building which I could find wasthe church of Sta. Maria in Strada; the most elaborateexample of late work in brick and terra-cotta that I haveanywhere seen. The effect is not…
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