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Brick and marble in the Middle Ages: notes of a tour in the north of Italy (1855)

Street, George Edmund, 1824-1881 · London, J. Murray · leaf 120

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rpose in a de-gree, though of course not to the full extent thatgold would. But if the walls are beautiful in their colour, notless so is the pavement, wliich, from one end of thechurch to the other, remains to this day to aU appear- ^ This painting seems to Lave been followed to a considerable… … Cli,? :V Rr,l,^7A•st C}l.,3i.-M: ■i -« -j .-^ »•.•• • •■[•-; li:.-ivxei\is. Chap. VI. STA. ANASTASIA. 79 ance just as it was on the day that the church wasfinished. The nave and transepts are all in one pattern,the spaces between the columns in a variety of beautifulpatterns, and divided from the…

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