Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 146
are now merely dismal would have beenmuch more aggressively painful if the incapable archi-tects who built them had deviated from the compara-tive safety of their cast-iron Renaissance into a stylethat put them upon their individual want of resources.Moreover, throughout the commercial quarter any… … THE FIELD BUILDING.H. H. Richardson, Architect. Chicago, beingI what they were,should have beenisfnorant orcaieless of whatwas going on else-wheie, which, hadthey been awareof it, they wouldhave been quitecertain to mis-apply. Not onlydid they thus escape the frantic result that came ofVictorian…
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