[M.160L] [M.160] No 120 121 back of p 156 Byzantine house on Gran Canale. 160 Gothic along as the Fondaco, Loredan, Farsetti and so on: entirely Collaterally with this diviision of Marble paving. my object must Styles. l. veneered with marble from top to bottom. be to state clearly the Great laws of Transition from Byzantine to 2ndly: The arcades separate into groups of windows with Gothic and the causes of the decline of the latter. detached windows on each side & pure doors below. The wall Separating all into [gap] Styles. is now of brick: the facing of marble surrounds the windows 1st. Pure Byzantine, worked out in Fondaco de Turchi &c and is enclosed by a dentil band. The circular ornaments 2nd Transition however with simple Second order windows and are however as prominent as before, or more so: the Palazzo pure pointed or round doors: (Note under Ca Falier there is an Bernardo at St Polo is the most beautiful example of the colour arcade of shafts of the earliest Apostoli pattern.) effect of a whole facade produced by the coloured circle in 3rd Transition house of Early Gothic: as Pal Priuli: Campo St the spandrils; and the Bacon palace of marble facing. Polo &c. 3rdly. The circles enlarge.and become 4foils, and the detached 4. Formed Gothic. Ducal Palace windows receive rich tracery. This may all be sketched 5. Debased Gothic, flamboyant &c. out in a prelimnary chapter. No 120 is a curious instance of the second form of early construction. It is a house next to the palace della Regina di Cipro; ie opposite the Ca d'oro and a little further down towards Fondaco de Turchi. It has above its entresol, a Byzantine leaf cornice: another instance of the first story kind of house - compare the one at Miracoli: then on its main floor 4 at 4 det windows: The four at fig 1 are curious for their increasing richness to central capital, which is a pure L. of leaf under spiral. fig 2 and sec beside it, while the two lateral ones are as fig 3 & section fig 4. The arches
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