Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 483
f the interlacing Palermo.bands that break away from the easy curves of thecentre are distinctly Saracenic. In the triapsal termination of this chapel, and that of GreekLa Martorana, the Capella Palatina, and other churches en?in Palermo we see the influence of Byzantine tradition,for the two side… … pMll Fig. 219. required, incised with a cross between the four beasts ofthe Apocalypse, and bearing in the centre the Lamb and flag. The windows outside are enclosed in a sort of outer Thorder, which, however, is not recessed in the wall, butthe whole wall above the window-cill is brought forwardto…
Architecture, Gothic
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