Painting And Interior Decoration: History of Architecture And Ornament 101
Painting And Interior Decoration: History of Architecture And Ornament 101
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Spirito Church. — The church St. Spirito was built on the plan of a basilica. The aisles were carried around the transepts and choir, as shown in the plan, Fig. 2 (^), and the building itself was covered with a wooden roof. The interior is interesting because it is probably the first in which the columns of the nave were placed under small, individual fragments of an entablature, from which the nave arches sprung ( see Fig. 7) . This feature became prominent in many later Renaissance interiors ...in other countries.
33. Riccardi Palace. — The Riccardi Palace, Fig. 1, com- pleted in the year 1430, by Michaelozzo, a contemporary of Brunelleschi, was the first residence erected in the Renais- sance style. It is an imposing structure with a rectangular fagade two stories in height, standing over a massive base- ment, and crowned with a classic cornice of almost excessive proportions.
The general exterior appearance of these palaces is some- what fortress-like and forbidding, but they were nearly always built around an interior courtyard, which was light §51 ARCHITECTURE AND ORNAMENT 195 and cheerful and was surrounded by a vaulted colonnade on three and sometimes on four sides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spirito Church. — The church St. Spirito was built on the plan of a basilica. The aisles were carried around the transepts and choir, as shown in the plan, Fig. 2 (^), and the building itself was covered with a wooden roof. The interior is interesting because it is probably the first in which the columns of the nave were placed under small, individual fragments of an entablature, from which the nave arches sprung ( see Fig. 7) . This feature became prominent in many later Renaissance interiors ...in other countries.
33. Riccardi Palace. — The Riccardi Palace, Fig. 1, com- pleted in the year 1430, by Michaelozzo, a contemporary of Brunelleschi, was the first residence erected in the Renais- sance style. It is an imposing structure with a rectangular fagade two stories in height, standing over a massive base- ment, and crowned with a classic cornice of almost excessive proportions.
The general exterior appearance of these palaces is some- what fortress-like and forbidding, but they were nearly always built around an interior courtyard, which was light §51 ARCHITECTURE AND ORNAMENT 195 and cheerful and was surrounded by a vaulted colonnade on three and sometimes on four sides.
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