Medieval architecture, its origins and development, with lists of monuments and bibliographies (1912)
Porter, Arthur Kingsley, 1883-1933 · New Haven, Yale University Press · leaf 388
ve adopted as their own that peculiar phase of develop-ment through which the architecture of Milan had passed longbefore — a phase characterized by the use of the alternatingsystem with transverse arches, and a wooden roof. The vaultnever seems to have been attempted in this school.… … Il.i.. KHi. — rraii.svcrsc Si-cHi>ii. S. Airiliriif;i(i of Milan. (Froni Darteiii) GEOCiRAPHICAL SITUATION the most peculiar features of I^ombard architecture. Herealso were developeil those curious conical spires (111. 118) whichcrown all the campaniles and still give the city so picturesquean…
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