Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 397
part of the designmay be due to the German it was modified by passingby Italian thj-Qugh Italian hands. An Italian, Marco da Campione,is said to have been associated with Heinrich vonGmunden, and the assistant artists and the workmenwould naturally have been Italians also. Whatever we may think of… … Milancathedral Fig. 202. (Drawing by G. Horsley.) CHAPTER XXVII CIVIL AND DOMESTIC GOTHIC IN ITALY Civilarchitec-ture inItaly isurban Destruc-tion of theruralcastles The secular buildings, which form so much largera proportion of mediaeval architecture in Italy than inother countries, are almost…
Architecture, Gothic
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