Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 176
ience against using not only pilasters, but engagedcolumns as well, to divide and decorate both externaland internal walls. While it is by no means true that 118 THE MIDDLE RENAISSANCE architecture now became merely a matter of designwith the orders, it is true that these were now used withgreater… … Fig. 89.—Columnae Arcades: (a) Palazzo Pompei, Verona; (6) Basilica, ViCENZA. especially in church interiors and courtyard arcades,^sometimes in the combination called the Palladianarch, in which the arch springs from the entablature ofa smaller order set between the rather widely spacedcolumns of…
Decoration and ornament
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