Milano
Milano is a 1906 art survey published in Bergamo by the Istituto italiano d'arti grafiche, written by art historian Francesco Malaguzzi Valeri, covering the city's architecture and decorative art for an educated general readership. The plates show a carved marble relief panel, a Renaissance portal with a lunette and rosettes, a Gothic colonnaded church interior, and an arcaded courtyard with frescoed walls, offering a designer useful references in classical architectural ornament, low-relief sculpture, and arched colonnade composition.
