INDEX.
See also [Contents] at beginning.
[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [R] [S] [T] [V] [W]
Adam, John and Robert, [223].
Alberti, Architect, [167].
Andernach, Church at, [96].
Anne, Queen, Style of, [225].
Arnstein Abbey, [94].
Baptista, Architect, [232].
Batalha, Monastery at, [142], [153].
Beauvais Cathedral, Interior, [86].
Belgium and Netherlands, Gothic, [87].
—— Renaissance, [206].
Bernini, Architect, [175], [181], [203].
Blenheim, [221].
Blois, Château of, [194].
Blois, Capital from St. Nicholas, [84].
Bourges, House of Jaques Cœur, [15].
Bramante, Architect, [168], [174], [180].
Brunelleschi, Architect, [120], [166].
Buttresses, [32].
Caen, Saint Pierre at, [37].
Cambridge, King’s College, [63].
Campaniles in Italy, [128].
Capitals, Gothic, [43].
Certosa, near Pavia, [frontispiece], [183].
Chambers, Architect, [222].
Chambord, Château of, [194].
Chartres, Stained glass at, [65], [69].
Chester, Old Houses at, [38], [224].
Churriguera, Architect, [230].
Colmar, Window at, [206].
Cologne Cathedral, [97], [104].
Columns and Piers, [40].
Cortona, Pietro da, Architect, [198].
Cremona, Palace at, [117].
Dantzic, Zeughaus at, [203].
De Caumont. Abécédaire, [71].
Decorated style of Architecture, [24].
Delorme, Architect, [200], [214].
Domestic Buildings, Gothic, [14].
Early English Architecture, [24].
Eltham Palace, Roof of, [53].
England, Gothic Architecture in, [21].
—— Renaissance in, [213].
Florence, Cathedral at, [121].
—— Pandolfini Palace, [170], [173].
—— Riccardi Palace, [167].
—— Strozzi Palace, [169].
Fontevrault, Church at, [70].
France, Gothic Architecture in, [69].
—— Renaissance in, [193].
Francis the First of France, [193].
Friburg Cathedral, [98].
Gables in Gothic Architecture, [36].
Germany, Gothic Architecture in, [93].
—— Renaissance, [209].
Ghent, Tower at, [90].
Gibbs, Architect, [222].
Giotto’s Campanile at Florence, [120].
Gothic, The word, [5].
Goujon, Jean, Sculptor, [198].
Haddon Hall, [17].
Havenius of Cleves, Architect, [214].
Hawksmoor, Architect, [221].
Heidelberg, Castle of, [156], [209].
Herrera, Juan de, Architect, [217].
Holland House, [215].
Italy, Gothic Architecture in, [112].
—— Renaissance in, [165].
John of Padua, Architect, [214].
Jones, Inigo, Architect, [217].
Kent, Architect, [222].
Kuttenberg, St. Barbara at, [99].
Lescot, Architect, [198].
Leyden, Council-house at, [210].
Lichfield Cathedral, West Door, [5].
Lincoln Cathedral, General view, [35].
Lippi Annibale, Architect, [192].
Lisieux, Old Houses at, [41].
Loches, Doorway at, [72].
London, St. Paul’s Cathedral, [218].
Maderno, Architect, [175], [181].
Mafra, Convent at, [232].
Mansard, Architect, [160].
Michelangelo as an Architect, [170], [174].
Michelozzo, Architect, [167].
Middleburgh, Town Hall at, [89].
Milan Cathedral, [115].
Misereres in Wells Cathedral, [68], [92].
Mouldings, Gothic, [62].
Nuremberg, St. Sebald’s at, [109].
Oakham, Decorated Spire of, [60].
Ogee-shaped arch, [129].
Oppenheim, St. Catherine at, [107].
Orleans, Capital from house at, [197].
Orleans, Window at, [196].
Pavia, Certosa, near, [114], [188].
Palladio, Architect, [172], [184], [187].
Paris, Cathedral of Notre Dame, [74].
—— Hôtel des Invalides at, [205].
—— Louvre, Capital from, [202].
—— Louvre, Pavillon Richelieu, [199].
—— Pantheon at, [204].
—— Tuileries, by Delorme, [200].
Perpendicular Architecture, [25].
Peruzzi, Architect, [181].
Peterborough Cathedral, Plan, [6].
Pisano, Nicola, Sculptor, [120].
Plateresco, Spanish, [230].
Principles of Gothic Design, [146].
Raphael as an Architect, [170].
Renaissance Architecture, [154].
Regensburg (Ratisbon), Well at, [20].
Rheims Cathedral, Piers, [80].
Rome, Monument in Santa Maria del Popolo, [179].
Rome, Palazzo Giraud, [178], [180].
—— Villa Medici, [191].
Saint Gall Manuscript, The, [13].
Salisbury Cathedral, Section, [7].
Saint Iago di Compostella, [137].
Sangallo, Architect, [181].
Sansovino, Architect, [178], [184].
Scamozzi, Architect, [184].
Scotland, Cawdor Castle, [227].
—— Dunrobin Castle, [228].
—— Heriot’s Hospital, [228].
Schalaburg, Castle of, [212].
Schwartz-Rheindorff, Church at, [101].
Serlio, Architect, [198].
Seville, The Giralda at, [140].
Siena Cathedral, [123].
Spain, Gothic Architecture in, [137].
—— Renaissance in, [228].
Spires, [58].
Stained Glass, [64].
Strasburg Cathedral, [98].
Thann, Doorway at, [106].
Tivoli, Window from, [134].
Toledo, Alcazar at, [232].
—— Cathedral, [138].
Towers and Spires, [33].
Tracery, Venetian, [130].
Tudor Architecture, [25].
Vanbrugh, Architect, [221].
Venice, [182].
Venice, Church of Redentore, [186].
—— Ducal Palace at, [118].
—— Palaces on Grand Canal, [18].
Vienna, St. Stephen at, [98].
Vignola, Architect, [172], [181], [182].
Warboys, Early English Spire, [59].
Warwick Castle, Plan, [16].
Wells Cathedral, Nave, [9].
Westminster Abbey, Plan, [11].
Westminster Abbey, Carving, [67].
—— Henry VII.’s Chapel, [57].
—— Triforium, [49].
Windows, [46], [47], [48], [50], [51].
Window, Italian Gothic, [134], [136].
Worcester Cathedral, Choir, [9].
Wren, Sir C., Architect, [203], [217], [220].
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| 66. | Palazzo Giraud, Rome. By Bramante. (1506.) | 180 |
| 67. | The Church of St. Francesco, at Ferrara. Interior | 183 |
| 68. | Italian Shell Ornament | 184 |
| 69. | The Church of the Redentore, Venice. (1576.) | 186 |
| 70. | Certosa near Pavia. Part of West Front. (Begun 1473.) | 189 |
| 70a. | Early Renaissance Corbel | 192 |
| 71. | Window from a House at Orleans. (Early 16th Century.) | 195 |
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