[No.157] [No digital image: Reproduced in #I#Works, #/I#38. 294 (facing)] The dentil round is the same and early one [diagram] Fig 1 joint A joint [diagram] Section of tracery at the side, where it is and its great flat [?] is seen from behind bounded by the dentil. the outer line being the tracery the pil abacus head. Pil head. c d should = c d in fig 1 Now note: The joint A. being the end of [diagram] the tracery, while the centre of the trefoil should comebabove b, the trefoil is The 5th det at side of this tracery cut off sharp just at the proper place, are wrought with the same section as below: as if it had literally been only the cusps are trefoiled and cut off and [ied?] by the dentil. rough chiselled in trefoilation They would be highly interesting as fifths with an outer roll. but I suspect them, as, well as their hybrid balconies to be restorations or imitations [diagram] [drawing] [diagram] The bases of these shafts have the neatest little finial leaf [invented?] on the doges palace tracery pattern The two lateral capitals are like this. That I have ever seen which I have drawn carefully as it seems as below: their bases. of usual section paralleled with many of the doges palace is continued into the plinth below traceries. and is characteristic of many their stone panels which are throughout Venice. worked with cavettos like tracery The central capital here, has the same leaves and are all I think of same time all round: and the same angle, spirals it has a bell with an early rose above this central leaf thus [diagram] [diagram] leaf bases [diagram] [diagram] the base as continued along into ^ plinth then stone between all, I think of [page cut-away] [?] [diagram] The shields have been painted red & yellow in alternate bands: Their [supporters?] are of rude early cutting. No 157 Tracery at San Sebastiano continued Done.
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