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A history of ornament .. (1916)

Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 424

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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 … Fig. 240.—Columns from Portals of Rathaus, Mundek, and Castle of aschaffenburg. courtyard of the Residenz at Landshut. The mostfrequent occurrence of columns is in entrance portals,where they may be either free or engaged, flanking theentrance archway and carrying an entablature or pedi-ment (Fig.…

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