Letters of
Letters of an Architect, From France, Italy, and Greece. Volume 1 [of 2]
作者：Woods, Joseph, 1776-1864
体例：段 章数：47
字数：954,855 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 本站收录 1 个来源：Project Gutenberg（954,855 字）。
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- 按「段」标记切分为 47 段（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
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- 平均每段 20,316 字；最长 Roman life, 404.—Play at Orphan school, 407.—Carnival, 407.—（39,077 字），最短 I said there were two churches in the way of this excavation（14,009 字）。
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章节目录
共 47 段- Roman life, 404.—Play at Orphan school, 407.—Carnival, 407.—
- It is totally impossible that any style of building should b
- The garden of the Tuilleries consists of straight walks, in
- I think I can now distinguish four styles of French Gothic;
- The cathedral at Chalons has a tower at each end of the west
- Chartres is very rich in painted glass; in this respect it f
- I HAVE tried your patience in my last two letters with long
- After again returning to Paris, I amused myself with some ex
- METHINKS I hear you rejoice that my everlasting disquisition
- The architects and engineers continued debating while the ev
- One of the most boasted modern buildings in Paris is the Éco
- I dined at Chaillot, and returned in the evening to view the
- The western front has some resemblance in its lower part, to
- Let me now conduct you to modern objects; a fine old convent
- There are some whimsical particularities in the churches at
- The Pont du Gard is a portion of a Roman aqueduct, formed to
- I have already described the remains of Roman architecture;
- It was near one o’clock on Thursday, the 15th of August, bef
- Fog, rain, and snow, were very inimical to my rambles about
- I have made a great digression from the description of Grind
- _Milan, 23rd October, 1816._
- None of the churches here have that elevation of the middle
- I have left the front till last, because it was erected afte
- “‘In the second place, if not so in fact, it may, neverthele
- XI. I am almost inclined to pass over the Palazzo Chiericati
- I went several times to the theatre at Milan, and once to th
- I have already given some description of St. Mark; there are
- The church of the Santissimo Salvadore was built at the expe
- From the Madonna del Monte I went to the Certosa, now the pu
- The first building I went to examine was the Cathedral, a sp
- Here is another sacristy as it is called, which was begun in
- The church of San Domenico deserves a visit from the archite
- The ancient city of Sutri, built by the Pelasgi, if we may t
- The Temple of Antoninus is a much more interesting monument;
- On the opposite side of the Coliseum, on the slope of the Es
- Some differences in the materials and in the workmanship, th
- This Sangallo, who was the most celebrated architect of that
- If the peculiarity of this building, in looking so much smal
- This church is one of the seven, as the guide books tell you
- The Church of the Quattro Santi Coronati, is supposed to be
- This tower, though far from beautiful, merits a more particu
- The most common arrangement of these is that of a nave with
- As this room is much smaller than the Sistine chapel, I thou
- A flight of steps conducts us to the Museo Pio-Clementino, w
- Opposite to the Museum is the Palace of the Conservatori, a
- Opposite to the palace of the Quirinal is the Consulta, a mo
- I said there were two churches in the way of this excavation