The stones of Venice : [With appendices, additional notes, and "Venetian index."] (1894)
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Boston : Estes & Lauriat · leaf 280
mply pecimineuce or isolation in these groups.Ihus I may rationally speak of the six orders of Venetian windows, pro-vided I am ready to allow a French architect to speak of the six orseven, or eight, or seventy or eiglity, orders of Norman windows, if somany are distinguishable ; and so also we… … Plate XIV.—The Orders op Venetian Arches. GGTHIC PALACES. .249 § XXV. We shall now be able, without any difficulty, to fol-low the course of transition, beginning with the first order,1 and 1 a, in the second row. The horse-shoe arch, 1 h, is thedoor-head commonly associated with it, and the other…
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