Letters of an architect, from France, Italy, and Greece (1828)
Woods, Joseph, 1776-1864 · London, J. and A. Arch · leaf 36
Farnesina, which I have already described, and the Corsini, whichreally does deserve the name. It extends above 200 feet along the street,presenting on the principal story, a range of seventeen windows. Thoughlarge, it is not handsome. The entrance however, is truly magnificent.Passing through a… … of pictures, which I shall not pretend to enumerate, and a fine library,open to the public from nine to twelve, for a considerable portion of theyear, but not much attended to of late, as perhaps you will conclude, whenI tell you that it contains four copies of the first volume of Stuarts…
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