Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 368
with itsstately portico is still Romanesque, though only built inthe 13th century. It consists of three large archesThe inlaid Opening iuto a portico or narthex of the whole width of^^^ ^ the church, one arch being cramped by the tower andtherefore smaller than the others. Above are three tiers… … Tllli CATIIKDKAL—LLCCA. West front CH. xvi] LUCCA 253 somewhat bizarre, but entirely delightful. On projecting Thebrackets in the lower storey is S. Martin, the patron of ^ ^ ^the church, on horseback, dividing his cloak with abeggar. These figures are perhaps a later addition, forthey seem too…
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