A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 338
hesare very symmetrical—-wider than at Pisa,perhaps from Lombard influence. The Luc-chese showed their Lombard lilood also in thesuperiority of their scnl])tiu-eil decoration, bothfigured and decorative, over that of Pisa, as atS. Giusto, S. Cristoforo, S. Giovamii, and thecathedral. There is… … .dtf^ ITALY, PART VII.—TUSCANY: CATHEDRAL OF LUCCA; SOUTH TRANSEPT, LOOKING ACROSS NAVE.563 564 ITALY While niii-ient stnutuves, especially at Ruiue,but even outside of Italy, were phuulertil tosupply the columns for these churches of Pisaand Lucca, some structures were erected with-out them, and…
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