Easy steps in architecture and architectural drawing .. (1915)
Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836- [from old catalog] · Chicago, Ill., Printed by F. J. Drake & co. · leaf 290
eps (Fig. 177). Inthis respect the palaces of Genoa are unrivalled, for theFlorentine palaces, as well as the Venetian, are entirelywanting in such vestibules. At Rome, on the otherhand, where the palaces were not restricted by wantof ground, and where the vestibules and courts assume-even larger… … Fig. 179. FACADE OF THE TURSI-DORIA PALACE AT GENOA. The purity of style, however, of the Genoese palacesis not so great as in the Roman, particularly as re-gards the heavy, ungraceful forms of details. This isshown by Figs. 178 and 179, and there are other in-stances in which the faults are more…
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