re than half a convert to the renaissance, although that movement had hardly begun to make itself felt at Venice. He discarded the style of his predecessor all the more easily, no doubt, because of the discredit that had fallen on his plans, and started at once in the new manner. The task before… … Fig. 23. his designing it will be well to describe it in its present completed form. The choir is prolonged with one short bay east- ward of the transept and finishes with three apses ; on the Gothic cornice of the nave aisles is raised a low wall, which is crowned with a second cornice, from which…
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