| | | the façade of Milan | | | cathedral, etc. | | | 76. | { | M. Gian Giacomo Bono da } | | { | Campione } | | { | } | A later offshoot of the old 77. | 1618 { | M. Francesco Bono, his son } | family of Bono or Buono, who | to { | } | have furnished _Magistri_ 78. | 1647 { | M. Carlo Antonio Bono, a } | since 1152. | { | relative } | | { | } | 79. | { | M. Giuseppe Bono, his son } | ----+--------+------------------------------+------------------------------ All these marked * were engaged on Oct. 4, 1387, to work with Magister Simone. The second batch given below and marked † joined the Lodge on Oct. 9, five days after. FOREIGN ARCHITECTS IN MILAN LODGE ----+--------+------------------------------+---------------------------- 80. | 1389 | Anichino or Annex of | Was paid for the model of a | | Freiburg | dome which was not used. | | | | " | Giacobino de Bruge | Fell ill, and was supported | | | by the lodge. | | | 81. | 1391 | Ulrico di Ensingen | Came for a few months. | | | | " | Heinrich di Gmunden | Entered, July 1391; left, | | | June 1392. | | | 82. | 1399 | Jean Mignot de Paris | Came from Paris. | | | 83. | | Jean Campanias from Normandy | Campanias did not stay long. | | | 84. | | Ulrich de Frissengen } | Worked at Milan for a short | | } | time. 85. | | Aulx di Marchestein } | | | | 86. | 1482 | Giovanni da Gratz | Engaged, 1482; discharged, | | | 1488. ----+--------+------------------------------+---------------------------- I.--THE COMACINES UNDER THE VISCONTI History repeats itself. We began the story of the Comacines in Lombardy with their works under the invading Longobards, we end it with their works under the usurping Visconti. The first era shows their early Roman-Lombard style in its purity; the last shows the culmination of their later Italian-Gothic style in its fulness.