Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 206
esignfurther. The palace architecture of the later Renaissance innorth Italy has no distinctive character that calls for particularcomment. It is for the most part based on the art of Palladioand Vignola which we have already enough considered. Whileit exhibits many more of those misadjustments of… … FiG. 95. l66 ARCHITECTURE OF THE RENAISSANCE chap, ix ingless caprices as those introduced by Pellegrini in the court ofthe Palazzo Brera in Milan, where the arches of the superim-posed arcades are sprung from pairs of columns connectedby short entablatures, making it necessary to double…
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