Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 34
ts as of life, incontrast with the ul-timate refinementwhich is the mark ofa completed develop-ment. But that thesecrudities would be re-fined was also inevi-table ; that they werein process of refine-ment was apparent.Another generationof artists as earnestas those who be^anthe Gothic revivalmight… … OKIEL OF HOUSE IN FIFTY-FIFTH STREET.C. C. Haight, Architect. 2Q AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE ferring the refinements of a fixed and developed archi-tecture to the rudenesses of a living and growing archi-tecture. Because they did not see their way at once to supply every deficiency and symmetrize every…
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