Tilley, Arthur Augustus, 1851-1942 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 430
oreys,by the lofty dormers, and the high-pitched roof. It is muchthe same with the fa9ade on the court side (Plate I); only here Hist, de IArchitecture, 11. 703. * See Geymiiller, i. 439-445. * The houses on the new Pont Notre-Dame (1502-1512) were of brickand stone (Corrozet, Les Antiquitez de… … ^~z Xl] ARCHITECTURE I 393 the horizontal effect is increased by the broad band of stone- /work, decorated chiefly with acanthus, which takes the placeof a string-course below the windows of the first storey.The arches of the loggia are supported by alternate roundand four-sided columns, the round…
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