A history of architecture in Italy from the time of Constantine to the dawn of the renaissance (1901)
Cummings, Charles Amos, 1833-1905 · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin and company · leaf 319
ed.The facade is high and narrow, and the usualhigh arcade appears in the first stage, here ofthree arches on engaged Corinthian columns,the middle arch filled by the square doorwaywith the bearing arch. Above are two rangesof open arcaded galleries, in which the archesare pointed and cusped. In… … 1 Fig. 222. Iisa.riiia. S. Cate- ^ K. de Fleury, p. ^*.K ])ls. 4;] and (>1 ; Mothes, p. 8()(>. THE CENIirVI. K()MANKS(^rK 2i)3 sunoiindrd by :i Ixudcr ol stjiian;punels, with rosettes, as in i\\v.f:i(,;ules of Monziv and ()rvicto. Lucca is hut a (h)zcn miles fromPisa, antl the period durini;…
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