Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 394
e east end, built in 1308 and continued, after aninterruption, in 1320, might have been built two hundredyears earlier but for some trifling details in the sculpture\ In Milan Cathedral we find introduced, once more, Milan cathedral Illustrated in my Byzantine and Romanesque Architecture^ vol.… … Fig. 201. {From Fergusson.) The from Germany. Heinrich Ahrler of Gmundf archTtect the Italians call him, Henrico di Gamodia, seer CH. XXvi] MILAN 227 been the principal architect, though others from beyond Milanthe Alps are mentioned with him, as well as Italians.Jealousy between natives and…
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