Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 68
to the credit of the designer thatin spite of a richness without many examples in ourdomestic architecture, except in the other dwellings ofthis same series, the first impression of his work, andthe most abiding, is that of power and massiveness.This is secured mainly by the unbroken breadth ofthe… … HOUSE OF W. K. VAXDERBILT.R. M. Hunt, Architect. THE VANDERBILT HOUSES cc not excessive string courses which traverse it and markthe division of the stories. It is questionable whetherthis massiveness is not carried too far, but everybodywill admit that an excessive weight of wall is a goodfault in…
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