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The reference is to the buildings at Dorsoduro 3421, Nadali & Vianello (1999) Tav. 39. Ruskin considers this the oldest he has found ‘consistent with itself in Venice’ (Notebook M p.175). Together with the Fondaco dei Turchi it provides for Ruskin a paradigm of Byzantine style.
For illustrations see Plates facing Works, 11.336 and Works, 11.338, and compare House Book 2 p.46L.
See Works, 10.146, Works, 10.151, Works, 10.454. Works, 10.155, Works, 11.233, Works, 11.266, Works, 11.279, Works, 11.334-338, Works, 11.400.
For detailed description and analysis see Notebook M p.175; Notebook M pp.177-179; House Book 2 p.46; Gothic Book pp.73L-75; and Notebook M2 p.3 in relation to circle mouldings.
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