Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 183
, like so many experiments in fanciful composition with-out any basis of reason. The window, for instance, of the bayadjoining that here represented, seems to show that the designerfelt dissatisfied with the small pilaster set upon the larger one,and accordingly omitted it, a moulding on the edge… … Fig. 85. — Window of naveof Como. VIII CHURCH ARCHITECTURE 149 window reproduced the small pilaster, but instead of a largesingle one below he has employed two narrow ones, thus givingseparate support to the arch and the entablature. The door-way on the north side of the nave presents a further…
Architecture, Renaissance
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