The cathedrals and churches of northern Italy, their history and their architecture; (1908)
Bumpus, T. Francis (Thomas Francis) · Boston, L.C. Page and company · leaf 66
t front,which, Lombard fashion, is divided intothree portions by shallow buttresses notreaching to the top of the gable. This lastis very plain, the two rows of arcades abovealluded to not following its line as is usuallythe case in early buildings of this part ofItaly. Along the north and south… … The Cathedrals of Northern Italy in the walls; those of the clerestory, whichis low, being spanned by shallow arches. Agraceful, continuous arcade, correspondingto the lower one of the fagade, surmountsthe clerestory, but it plays no part whateverin the elevation of the interior, being intro-duced…
Church architecture · Cathedrals
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