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Character of renaissance architecture (1905)

Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 248

An illustration from Character of renaissance architecture, 1905, leaf 248 — Fig. 122. — De IOrmes doorway. remembered to have made columns somewhat like those of theTuileries, could not have been begun before 1547, the year ofHenrys accession, and ten years after Serlios book was pub-lished. LESCOT AND DE EORME 205 An ancient adumbration of this form of column occurs inthe… … IJG. 123. — Doorway, Scrlio. Such an example may well have suggested to the architects ofthe Renaissance the idea embodied in Serlios cut. Sansovinomade use of this form of column in the facade of the Zeccain Venice, which was commissioned by the Council of Ten in 2o6 ARCHITECTURE OF THE…

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