Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 110
ilding (Fig. 39)that appears to havebeen a sort of openarcade or stoa, usedas a meeting placefor merchants, onthe angles of whichpilasters are set to-getherwith columns,somewhat as theywere by Alberti inSanta Maria Novella,by San Gallo herein San Biagio, and by many other architects of the… … Fig. 39 8o ARCHITECTURE OF THE RENAISSANCE chap. the angle with good effect; and from this architects may learnhow to design angles with columns and pilasters bound together,
Architecture, Renaissance
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