Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 302
palaces; every great cityhas its public buildings ; at Venice, except the basilica ofS. Mark, there are no buildings comparable to the DucalPalace or the hundred splendid homes of Venetian nobleswhich adorn the banks of the Canals. The streets ofCremona, Pavia, and Bologna still abound in… … T. G. J. COMO—The Krolelto CHAPTER XXIV NORTH ITALIAN GOTHIC During the earlier part of the 13th century Gothic siowmade its way into Italy slowly, and for some time was co^thkinpractised side by side with Romanesque. Pointed arches ^^^^^and Gothic capitals appear in the lower storey of theBroletto…
Architecture, Gothic
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