Roman And Medieval Art
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There are many instances in this part of Europe of such survivals of Roman tradition.
As regards the piers many early churches show an alter- nating arrangement in which piers and columns both ap- pear, another obvious tran- sition to the later system (Fig. 81). Many early Ro- manesque churches contin- ued the basilica plan without important modifications (Figs. 81, 88). This was especially the case in Italy and for two reasons. The basilica tra- ditions were stronger there and the supply of co...lumns from ancient buildings lasted longer.
In Lombardy (North Italy) the northern system of vaultings appears at an early date, but in Tuscany (south of the Appenines) the Italian Romanesque, in the Fig. Si. — Limoges Enamel.
The Virgin Mary.
Twelfth Centm-y.
154 ROMAN AND MEDIEVAL ART, larger number of cases, exhibits an intermediate stage of development as compared with, the buildings of the north. It constantly shows Romanesque ornament and details, without the vaulting and without the pier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are many instances in this part of Europe of such survivals of Roman tradition.
As regards the piers many early churches show an alter- nating arrangement in which piers and columns both ap- pear, another obvious tran- sition to the later system (Fig. 81). Many early Ro- manesque churches contin- ued the basilica plan without important modifications (Figs. 81, 88). This was especially the case in Italy and for two reasons. The basilica tra- ditions were stronger there and the supply of co...lumns from ancient buildings lasted longer.
In Lombardy (North Italy) the northern system of vaultings appears at an early date, but in Tuscany (south of the Appenines) the Italian Romanesque, in the Fig. Si. — Limoges Enamel.
The Virgin Mary.
Twelfth Centm-y.
154 ROMAN AND MEDIEVAL ART, larger number of cases, exhibits an intermediate stage of development as compared with, the buildings of the north. It constantly shows Romanesque ornament and details, without the vaulting and without the pier.
What to read after Roman And Medieval Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Goodyear to read onlineMoreLess
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