Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 362
THE CATHEDRAL—LUCCA CH. XVl] PISAN INFLUENCE 251 Maggiore IN Bergamo (Plate LXVIII), and at SS. Gio- s. Mariavanni e Paolo in Rome (Plate LI, p. 200). The fashion Bergamocrossed the Alps and became a feature of GermanRomanesque. The cathedrals of Speyer, Mainz andWorms have galleried apses of the… … LUCCA P!g- 57. not appear, nor do I know of an instance of it in France. In Italy it lingered long. The fine apse of the Duomo Lucca of Lucca (Plate LXIX) has the tall Pisan arcading below, Cathedral and above it one of these galleries dated as late as the 14th century, but so exactly in the style…
