...extraordinary church, Mr. Street says : — " It is quite in vain to describe this architecturally. The colour is so magnificent that one troubles oneself...thinks only of gazing upon the expanse of gold and deep rich colour all harmonised together into one glorious whole. The mosaics commence throughout the church...

...extraordinary church, Mr. Street says : — " It is quite in vain to describe this architecturally. The colour is so magnificent that one troubles oneself...and thinks only of gazing upon the expanse of gold aud deep rich colour all harmonised together into one glorious whole. The mosaics commence throughout...

...description of S. Mark's, Venice, who says : " It is quite in vain to describe this architecturally. Its colour is so magnificent that one troubles oneself...thinks only of gazing upon the expanse of gold and deep rich colour all harmonised together into one glorious whole ; even the angles or arrises of the arches...

...other as naturally as effect follows cause. I must again repeat what Mr. Street says of S. Mark's, " The colour is so magnificent, that one troubles oneself...but little about the architecture, and thinks only upon the expanse of gold and deep rich colour, all harmonized together into one glorious whole, —...

...school of architects in England. ... It is quite " in vain to describe St. Mark's architecturally. The " colour is so magnificent that one troubles oneself...about the architecture, and thinks only of gazing 27 Rise and development of the early Venetian school of Pre-eminence of Venice in the art of Mosaic....