Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 215
it was doubtless intro-duced. But the structure is nevertheless a more satis-factory example of commercial architecture than theSt. Paul building. Its entrance, of four fluted andbanded columns of a very free Roman Doric, with theplatform on consoles above, has strength and dignity,and is a feature… … ., . . . NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING, MINNEAPOLIS.Babb, Cook, & Willard. Architects. GLIMPSES OF WESTERN ARCHITECTURE 201
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