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The stones of Venice (1890)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Boston : Aldine Book Publishing Co. · leaf 275

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and 35 is a comjjlete arch mouldingfrom the apse of the Frari. That moulding, though so per-fectly developed, is earlier than the Ducal Palace, and withother features of the building, indicates the completeness ofthe Gothic system, which made the architect of the DucalPalace found his work… … Plate IX.—Gothic Archivolts. APPENDIX. 249 1. Transitional to the second order. 2. Common second order. 3. Brick, at Corte del Forno, Bound arch. 4. Door at San Giovanni Grisostomo. 5. Door at Sotto Portico della Stua. 6. Door in Campo St. Luca, of rich brickwork, 7. Eound door at Fondamenta…

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