Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York: John Wiley · leaf 323
ite page. It will be well first to give the buildings inwhich they occur, in order. * Another most important reason for the peculiar sufficiency and value of this base,especially as opposed to the bulging forms of the single or double roll, without thecavetto, has been suggested by the writer of… … J Buskin AckermanLith ST).jUroax3way B-T ProfiU| of Ba$e DECORATION. XXV. THE BASE. 287 1. Santa Fosca, Torcello. 2. North transept, St. Marks, Venice. 3. Nave, Torcello. 4. Nave, Torcello. 5. South transept, St. Marks. 6. Northern portico, upper shafts, St. Marks. 7. Another of the same group. 8.…
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