Inkrustationstil der romanischen Baukunst zu Florenz
A 1912 German art-historical study by Fritz Rupp, published in Strassburg, on the inlaid marble decoration of Romanesque architecture in Florence. Its pictures are ground plans of central-plan churches, including a round building with apses and an octagon, along with a site sketch of a city moat and gate. A designer might take from them the geometric clarity of plan drawings, with radial segments, niches and stepped outlines that suggest patterned layouts.
