Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 407
the soft and luxuriant foliage of its capitals, all breathe an air more akin to that of Monreale and Palermo than that which inspired the stern palaces of Florence, the scarcely less severe facades of Siena, or the brick and terra-cotta buildings of Lombardy. The The earliest palaces that remain at… … Plate CLXV ^.\^ \ y i-ikiJ, L L, i5ai^a^5C«i?<aa»<^^*as<f&C^*iy<iF-g5S5^^:^^^a<- ^ ^j ^-S^^fc»&Bijsaq^i<jgfe*gs»5ggg»a t*i?tt|yct^D
Architecture, Gothic
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