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A history of ornament .. (1916)

Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 139

An illustration from A history of ornament .., 1916, leaf 139 — ption.Engaged or detachedcolumns, usually of theCorinthianesque or Composite type, sometimes tookthe place of pilasters. In some cases the doorway wasenclosed by a richly molded and carved architravecrowned by a cornice or pediment, without pilasters(Fig. 65; Figure 24). In a few cases… … Fig. 65.- -Feame of Doorway,DoRiA, Genoa. Palazzo EARLY RENAISSANCE IN ITALY, II The doors themselves, if of wood, are usually square-paneled (Fig. 66) ; if of bronze, they are paneled andrichly sculptured. Ghibertis second or East doors for

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