Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 388
th those splendid riotous crockettings which offend thePurist, but deserve to be classed among the triumphs ofdecorative sculpture (Plate LXII I).s. Marks In S. Marks we have on Italian soil a purely Byzan- tine^design tine church, that would be at home in Constantinople.It had no imitators, even… … CH. xv] VENICE 235 a late period of the republic. There are several palaces otheron the Grand Canal with fronts of the nth and 12th cen- work\t^turies, perhaps even later, which are thoroughly Byzantine ^^•^^in style. Those who like myself were fortunate enoughto know the Fondaco dei Turchi before…
