The terra-cotta architecture of North Italy (XIIth-XVth centuries) : pourtrayed [sic] as examples for imitation in other countries (1867)
Gruner, Ludwig, 1801-1882, Ottolini, Vittore, Lose, Friedrich · London : J. Murray · leaf 51
various strata of bricks, forming itself so slight a stratum thatthe scam between the bricks is now barely discernible. These bricks, as has been noticed by the brothers Sacchi,1 were of varyingform and structure, according to the different parts of the edifice in whichthey were placed. In… … San Guitar Jo. Arcade on Fourth Story of San Gottarjo. Pillar] resting on projecting Bracket], more or less curved according to the expansion of the walls circle. If thoselong string-courses, which from base to roof decorated the outside of the apses,were composed of bricks or of sandstone, these…
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