Lombardic architecture; its origin, development and derivatives
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Lombardic architecture; its origin, development and derivatives
- Publication date
- 1910
- Publisher
- London, W. Heinemann
- Contributor
- Robarts - University of Toronto
- Language
- English
- Volume
- 1
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- 2007-03-03 02:18:23
- Call number
- AAK-1896
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Subject: Lombardic architecture
Subject: Lombardic architecture
An informative book of the 'pre-Lombardic' style in Lombardic architecture, which shows an enormous knowledge of relevant churches in Italy (and Dalmatia). The actual historical framework is rather confusing: The 'Lombardic' style came into being around the middle of the XIth century (p. 114) i.e. long after the Lombards ceased to be a unity (as a tribe) in the year 774 AD. Rivoira introduced the 'pre-Lombardic' style to cover the period from 774 - 1050 as a 'fusion of Roman-Ravennate and Byzantino-Ravennate elements' (p. 161). The actual 'Lombardic style' started some three hundred years after their real identity (as-a-tribe) terminated.
It is a high recommended book - despite this structural shortcomings - and a must for every serious student of Lombardic architecture. A map of locations of the relevant places would have been convenient. Marten Kuilman (Amsterdam, May 2018)
It is a high recommended book - despite this structural shortcomings - and a must for every serious student of Lombardic architecture. A map of locations of the relevant places would have been convenient. Marten Kuilman (Amsterdam, May 2018)
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