Character of Renaissance ArchitectureMoore, Charles Herbert
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Character of Renaissance Architecture
Moore, Charles Herbert
Architecture, Renaissance
Portal of Como 145
83. Porch of San Zeno 146
84. Portal of San Pietro in Cielo d’Oro 147
85. Window of nave of Como 148
86. Column of San Zaccaria 150
87. Plan of pier of San Salvatore 151
88. Plan of pier of St. Mark’s 151
89. Façade of Santa Maria dei Miracoli 152
90. Part of window of court of the Ducal Palace 155
91. Portal of the Scuola di San Marco. 157
92. Part of the façade of the Scuola di San Rocco 158
93. Window of the Palazzo Contarini 162
94. One bay of basement of the Ospedale Maggiore 164
95. Window of the Palazzo Martinengo 165
96. Roman Arabesque relief 168
97. Renaissance Arabesque relief 169
98. Greek coin, magnified 170
99. Arabesque by Filarete 171
100. Console of pulpit in Santa Croce 172
101. Leafage from the Ghiberti gates 173
102. Pilaster in the National Museum, Florence 174
103. Greek leafage 175
104. Roman leafage 175
105. Leafage of Brunelleschi 176
106. Leafage of Brescia 176
107. Leafage of San Gallo 177
108. Relief of the Scala d’Oro 177
109. Grotesque mask 177
110. Cornice of Blois 181
111. Azay le Rideau 182
112. Portal of Azay le Rideau 183
113. Portal of Châteaudun 185
114. Part of the portal of Chenonceaux 187
115. Part of the court façade of Blois 189
116. Du Cerceau’s print of the Fountain of the Nymphs 195
117. Roman arch. From Serlio 197
118. Part of Du Cerceau’s print of Lescot’s Louvre 198
119. Plan of the Tuileries. From Du Cerceau 201
120. Elevation of the Tuileries. From Du Cerceau 202
121. De l’Orme’s column. From De l’Orme 203
122. De l’Orme’s doorway. From De l’Orme 204
123. Doorway.
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