The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 72
as an order, notwithstanding the horizontal subdivisionsand small interposed cornices that are practised between the base and thecrowning member. The courts of these palaces are usually surrounded bycolumns and arcades, and their interior is scarcely ever indicated by the ex-ternal distribution.… … Fig. 1 PANnOI-FINl PALACE. faelle dUrbino. In it almost all the requisites of street architecture are dis-played. It is an example wherein the principles of that style arc so ad-mirably developed, as to induce us to recommend it, in conjunction with thefacade of the Farnese palace hereafter given,…
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