Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · Detroit, Mich., Published for the Bay View Reading Club by the Macmillan Company, New York · leaf 55
ern quality have disguised itself in Italy by thatimitation of ancient Roman art and architecture which isthe one essential feature of the Renaissance style ? Beforeanswering this question, let us verify this essential featurein details and by examples (Figs. 12-29, inclusive). In its developed… … Fig. 12.—Renaissance Pediment, Entablature, and Engaged Columns. Equitable Building, New York. The Traits of Reyiaissance Architecture. 47 frequent employment of the engaged columns and en-gaged entablatures, that is, of the simulated Greek colon-nades familiar on Roman ruins; and the gable-shaped…
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