Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 400
rs of La Garisenda,familiar to lovers of Dante, and degli Asinelli, which is296 feet high without the lantern. There are severalat Lucca, one of them belonging to the Palace of theGuiNiGi, once lords of that city (Fig. 203). The towerof the Tosinghi at Florence, destroyed in 1248 by theGhibellines… … Fig. 203. CH. xxvii] CIVIL GOTHIC IN ITALY 233 for the residence of an emperor. To destroy the Destruc-towers and palaces of the rival faction was the first care towersof a triumphant party. The tower of the Adimari, called pakcesthe Guardamorto, was doomed by the Ghibellines in f4°PfnT^1248, and…
Architecture, Gothic
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