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The stones of Venice (1851)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · London, Smith, Elder, and co. · leaf 273

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he bars 1. and 2., Plate XL, from the Frari and St. Johnand Paul, the uppermost side is towards a great opening, and there wasroom for the bevel or slope to the cusp ; but in the other side the openingwas too small, and the bar falls vertically to the cusp. In 5. the upper-most side is to the… … Tracery Ba rs vi. traceries. 10. FINAL APPENDIX. 245 the design of the tracery; while 13. and 14. are left without the rollat the base of their cavettos on the uppermost sides, which are turned tonarrow apertures. The earliness of the Casa Cicogna tracery is seen in amoment by its being moulded on…

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