Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 328
CH. XIV] TUSCANY 223 stone like the others, of which the jambs remain, it was Toscaneiiaaltered evidently in the 13th century by the insertion of iviagglor^eslender marble shafts, banded half way up, carrying anarch of three orders and a label, two of the orders beingmoulded and the rest carved.… … 5 AAnA. J^fiij/rloicjLiitHa -R i^^l- Fig. 49. resting on a small lions back, a purely Italian feature.The tympanum, here too, seems out of place, as if it hadbelonged to a different doorhead. The figure of theMadonna is not in the middle, and the circle with theLamb on one side does not balance the…
