Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 53
ichthe composition is enriched, any particular excellence either ofdesign or execution. But these details are invisible from theground, and in its general form and proportions the lanternmakes an admirable crowning feature of this finest of Renais-sance domes. CHAPTER III CHURCH ARCHITECTURE OF THE… … Fig. io. — Plan of the chapel of the Pazzi. to have required great magnitude to bring them into full play.In his other works the influence of his Roman studies is moremanifest, and his own genius is less apparent. In these otherworks he revives the use of the orders, and employs them in 26 CHAP.…
Architecture, Renaissance
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