Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 423
only, as it were, under protest, and with modifi-cations which amounted often to a travesty of the classicoriginals, both as to proportion and as to detail. Thecolonnade as such does not appear until the classicrevival of the 18th century; except in rare instances,the free column was used only in… … HBlDELREn^ Fig. 339.—Part of Facade, Otto-Heinrichsbaix, Heidelberg. 328 ORNAMENT IN GERMANY columns and the utter disregard of the classic orPalladian canons of design we may cite the court arcadeof the Mint (Miinzengebaude) at Munich, and by ex-ceptional contrast the very Palladian arcade of the
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