Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 169
ic architect, or by a self-distrust-ful architect, or by a professor of architecture, faithfulas his own professional preparation had been. Thereis a distinction well recognized in the art to which archi-tecture has more or less plausibly been likened that isno less valid as applied to architecture… … ORIEL OF DWELLING. R. M. Hunt, Architect. eligible ratherfor admirationthan for study.Assuredly de-signers will getnothing but goodfrom his work ifthey learn fromit to try for large-ness and simplic-ity, to avoid nig-gling, and to con-sider first of allthe dispositionof their masses.But these…
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