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Character of renaissance architecture (1905)

Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 244

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es droits incontestables a la reconnaissance de laposterite. {^Les Grands Architectes Fraitfais, etc., p. 36.) It was the scientificability of De IOrme that Viollet le Due could best appreciate, his own genius beingmore scientific than artistic. ^ Le Premier Tome de PArchitecture, etc., Paris,… … Fii;. 119. — Plan of the Tuileries, from Du Cerceau. These features, survivals of the mediaeval plan, distinguishthe French Renaissance architecture from that of Italy to thelast. The external facade (Fig. 120) has a single story with an atticof broken outline, and in it the architect made use of a…

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