A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 591
turestjucnes.s, grace, andfreedom. It could not last, however. Thejirogress of the revival was inevitable, leadingdirectly back to tiie formalism of tiiat Romanarchitecture which it was the object of the re-formers to reestablish. Both Brunellesco and Alberti had been toomuch occupied with this… … NEOCLASSIC of THI-: 1TAI.I\N t IVr.TK ( KXTO: CHrKOH OF THE Redeemer at Venice, It-^ly. to that of the men who were trained to building.Brainante, the third of the great classicists, wasof this last kind. Beginning as a mural jiaintcrand decorator of the walls of many churches andpalaces, he…
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