Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 169
e, andstill more of anexaggeration ofthe depth of voussoirs and of the dwarfishness of pillars.These things are readily enough imitable, as nearly everyblock of dwellings in Chicago testifies, but they are scarce-ly worth imitating. In Richardsons best work there isapt to be some questionable… … ORIEL OF DWELLING.K. M. Hunt, Architect. GLIMPSES OF WESTERN ARCHITECTURE 155 it any questions. Moreover, it will probably be agreedby most students that Richardsons city houses are, uponthe whole, and in spite of some noteworthy exceptions,the least successful of his works. As it happens, thereare…
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