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xcessivein quantity or in scale, and nowhere meagre, and it isin itself rich and re-fined. It is designedin free Renais-sance, that is to say,the designer has un-dertaken to modelthe building faith-fully, according to itsplan and construc-tion, in Renaissancearchitecture, leav-ing out all that… … POST BUILDING.George IS. IJost, Architect. 48 AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE sis has been complete his Renaissance architecturehas volatilized and disappeared. We are very surethat he had no real use for the imitations in terra-cotta of protruding key-stones, for example, and theseare almost the only badges…
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