Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 369
cupied Lower Italy and Sicily af-ter the early Christian period werehere combined to a harmonioussystem which may directly betermed the Sicilian style, thisname certainly being more appli-cable than the common appella-tion of Norman. The basilicalplan in its Lombardic transforma-tion, the Byzantine… … Fig. 197.—Plan and Section of S. Giovannidegli Eremiti in Palermo. deed to be distinguished, but in- stead of making the effect of anunrelated aggregate, as in the Capella Palatina, they are blendedto a whole of perfect unity. With an extreme wealth of orna-mentation is combined the most careful…
Art, Medieval
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