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[M.108L]                                                              [M.108]	Door in Campo San Zaccaria: S. Gregorio	108
                                                                      
                                                                      		the square door, one of the repeated roses has an Indian
                                                                      		corn like projection from flower:  with three sharp leaves safe pointing it
                                                                      		vid A p 19 d book.  What is this flower meant for.
                                                                      		I found it again today.  Xmas, on the leaf mouldings
Apropos of crockets;  I have now instances enough of the canopy       		of the door of St Stefano (Church)
without crockets to be compared;  i.e.  the singular door H. d. book  Crockets	Worse than the leaves are the crockets: great want
p 21.  the one I have got to examine - of church in Campo St          		of feeling also shown in the over rounded and unnatural
Margherita - the canopy of Abbazia:  a parallel one beside            		forms of Drapery, finely cut - nor ill disposed for grace or grouping - but
its church front - the angelo at Fondamenta dell ‘Angelo-             		always [diagram] instead of [diagram] - finally the
and a pretty little Madonna in house near Campo St Agnese.            		figures in the cusp - (one of the most preposterous
                                                                      		instances of this figure emergent from finial - in Venice
                                                                      		and itself utterly vile - I cannot conceive what it
                                                                      		is meant for, it is like a fisherman more than any
                                                                      		thing saintly.
                                                                      		The finial itself - the base part of it - is huge:  and
                                                                      		of the more delicate species of leaf with the
                                                                      		rose in the centre.
                                                                      Door	(West) in main facade of Church of St  Gregorio.  No 24 D b.
                                                                      		Remarkable for its masonry and colouring; the pieces
                                                                      		of red marble exquisitely set:  the double keystone curious
                                                                      		and oblique position of the joint at a.
                                                                      		Still more the gradual diminuation in size of the roses
                                                                      		to the apex - gradual indeed it is not - though on the

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