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[M.115L] [M.115]
99, 100 Udine Ducal palace Centre St Apollinare 115
and of the balcony in Nos 100, 101
Palazzo imperiale a Mantua. Lombard capitals pure
with Lombard base & leaves like Venice - but pointed
arches
Palazzo della Citta at Udine - 4th windows: arcade
[diagram] below of pointed arches pure with coloured voussoirs -
dentil outside [diagram] and capitals of rich foliage
No 101 (At page 99 is described this balcony with the exception
of the lower plinth of white marble, whose sections
are now given figs 1 2 (1, real size, enlarge fig 2 to fit it)
and of the three sided pilaster which in front, occupies
the space a d of fig 3 No 100. a d is perfectly flat
inside, and outside alike, a solid plain block and the outside
pilaster is fitted to it, as seen in fig 3, No 101 so that two
joints meet at the internal angle. Fig 3 gives section of pilaster
Campanile and elevation of the small arches of its compartments, which
l have been traced by the insertion of grey marble with the recess
Portal (ancient) of church of St Apollinare, this portal is so as to form a smooth surface across the dotted line. The
now destroyed and replaced by a renaissance one: This church pilaster itself is red and the plinths and cornice go round
is near the Rialto has a rich cross on its facade of it in white marble unchanged.
very ancient work, and its campanile has an octagon crown LINE
with Byzantine bird mouldings profusely used in its elevation Note & condemn the use of Byzantine work too bright-looking
and upright oblongs built in i of birds and beasts: but the whole Byzantine like common plaster ornaments, vid opp.
has a bad and tawdry effect being too far off for the workman Work The Venetian contraction of St Apollinare is St Aponal
ship to be discerned.
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[Version 0.05: May 2008]