Brown, J. Wood (James Wood) · New York, E.P. Dutton and company · leaf 382
and each hole furnished with a pro-jecting sill in the shape of a solid and simple stone bracket, whichfalls into the wall-face below on the profile of a quarter-circle.Above the highest of these pairs of brackets, at a similar distance,stand two stone hooks, if we may call them so, one over each… … $n the (grille y ifie #&r£ello THE BARGELLO AND PRIMO POPOLO 363 lower level, divides the old work from the new in the adjoiningbuilding to the south. We may read these signs in the following way without muchrisk of error. The hooks held a horizontal wall-beam, to whichwere fastened the sloping…
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