Apulien
Apulien, a 1914 Leipzig art book by Rudolf Pagenstecher, published by E. A. Seemann and aimed at art historians and students of architecture, surveys the medieval churches and monuments of Apulia in southern Italy. Its photographs show carved Romanesque portals with sculpted lintels, twisted columns and dense interlace ornament, alongside measured section drawings; a designer might borrow the rhythm of stone carving, banded columns and arched door frames for pattern or framing.
