Hamlin, Alfred Dwight Foster, 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 407
are mingled with pseudo-Gothic and half-classic details. The Roman traditionrefused to die (Fig. 389), and Corinthian capitals(Fig. 390), the Attic base, round arches with archivolts,acanthus leaves, rinceaux and moldings of Roman pro- 379 A HISTORY OF ORNAMENT file, are used with no sense of their… … t^M iPiiriTrmMilIt Fig. 391. Tojib in San Antonio, Padua, fre(iuently used as a mullion in subdivided openings, andas a iamb-shaft in recessed doorwavs. It is clearlv asurvival from Romanesque practice (Fig. 391; PlateXXII, 5, 6). jNIosaic and inlay the Italians couldnever give up, and as their…
Decoration and ornament -- History
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