A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 592
and Rome, — in Lnmliaiilyand ndddle Italy, where niediavaltraditions of building were strong, —though the new style made its wayfast, it was by admixture with theold, not by at once displacing it.Details of classic ornament appearfirst in buildings whose general designdoes not differ greatly from… … lour. This i conspicii the l.o-l.i, the cluirch , Mai Other ili-i M.rks <d the ■.ill. palac« 1 at Vei Tliercin this transitional work the work of build-ers who inherited the nicdisevai feeling ami trn-ditions, yet caught with entliusiasin at so mu<hof classic forms as woidd enter naturally…
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