A Text-Book of the History of Architecture: Seventh Edition, revisedHamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster)
History
A Text-Book of the History of Architecture: Seventh Edition, revised
Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster)
Architecture -- History
+MONUMENTS.+ 13th Century: Cistercian abbeys Fossanova and
Casamari, _cir._ 1208; S. Andrea, Vercelli, 1209; S. Francesco,
Assisi, 1228-53; Church at Asti, 1229; Sienna C., 1243-59 (cupola
1259-64; façade 1284); S. M. Gloriosa dei Frari, Venice, 1250-80
(finished 1388); Sta. Chiara, Assisi, 1250; Sta. Trinità,
Florence, 1250; S. Antonio, Padua, begun 1256; SS. Giovanni e
Paolo, Venice, 1260 (?)-1400; Sta. Anastasia, Verona, 1261;
Naples C., 1272-1314 (façade 1299; portal 1407; much altered
later); S. Lorenzo, Naples, 1275; Campo Santo, Pisa, 1278-83;
Arezzo C., 1278; S. M. Novella, Florence, 1278; S. Eustorgio,
Milan, 1278; S. M. sopra Minerva, Rome, 1280; Orvieto C., 1290
(façade 1310; roof 1330); Sta. Croce, Florence, 1294 (façade
1863); S. M. del Fiore, or C., Florence, 1294-1310 (enlarged 1357;
E. end 1366; dome 1420-64; façade 1887); S. Francesco,
Bologna.--14th century: Genoa C., early 14th century;
S. Francesco, Sienna, 1310; San Domenico, Sienna, about same date;
S. Giovanni in Fonte, Sienna, 1317; S. M. della Spina, Pisa, 1323;
Campanile, Florence, 1335; Or San Michele, Florence, 1337;
Milan C., 1386 (cupola 16th century; façade 16th-19th century; new
façade building 1895); S. Petronio, Bologna, 1390; Certosa, Pavia,
1396 (choir, transepts, cupola, cloisters, 15th and 16th
centuries); Como C., 1396 (choir and transepts 1513); Lucca C.
(S. Martino), Romanesque building remodelled late in 14th century;
Verona C.; S. Fermo, Maggiore; S. Francesco, Pisa; S. Lorenzo,
Vicenza.--15th century: Perugia C.; S. M. delle Grazie, Milan,
1470 (cupola and exterior E. part later).
SECULAR BUILDINGS: Pal. Pubblico, Cremona, 1245; Pal. Podestà
(Bargello), Florence, 1255 (enlarged 1333-45); Pal. Pubblico,
Sienna, 1289-1305 (many later alterations); Pal. Giureconsulti,
Cremona, 1292; Broletto, Monza, 1293; Loggia dei Mercanti,
Bologna, 1294; Pal. Vecchio, Florence, 1298; Broletto, Como; Pal.
Ducale (Doge’s Palace), Venice, 1310-40 (great windows 1404;
extended 1423-38; courtyard 15th and 16th centuries); Loggia dei
Lanzi, Florence, 1335; Loggia del Bigallo, 1337; Broletto,
Bergamo, 14th century; Loggia dei Nobili, Sienna, 1407; Pal.
Pubblico, Udine, 1457; Loggia dei Mercanti, Ancona; Pal. del
Governo, Bologna; Pal. Pepoli, Bologna; Palaces Conte Bardi,
Davanzati, Capponi, all at Florence; at Sienna, Pal. Tolomei,
1205; Pal. Saracini, Pal. Buonsignori; at Venice, Pal.
Contarini-Fasan, Cavalli, Foscari, Pisani, and many others; others
in Padua and Vicenza.
CHAPTER XX.
EARLY RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IN ITALY.
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