Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Boston : Aldine Book Publishing Co. · leaf 747
, in the meantime,some of the more essential points of it are thrown together inthe Appendix, and in the history of the Ducal Palace given inthe next chapter. § v. According, then, to the statement just made, theGothic architecture of Venice is divided into two great periods :one, in which, while… … GOTHIC PALACES. 235 exhibited, no consistent type of domestic building was de-veloped ; the other, in which a formed and consistent schoolof domestic architecture resulted from the direct imitation ofthe great design of the Ducal Palace. We must deal withthese two periods separately ; the first of…
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