American country houses of to-day; an illustrated account of some excellent houses built and gardens planted during the last few years, showing unmistakable influence of the modern trend in ideals architectural (1915)
Howe, Samuel, 1854- · New York Architectural Book Pub. Co. P. Wenzel and M. Krakow · leaf 223
utline of which the setting sun illumines so won-derfully, is a retaining wall, some eighteen feet in height. The appropriation for a house should be divided into two equal parts,one-half for the house, the other for the gardens, pathways, court, approach,terrace and the rest of it, or. as it might… … nil I (UK r IS CLOSED at the southern end by the stabi.es The main entrance is in the far corner, and is jiartly concealed liy tall cedars It is somewhat foolish to speak of it as a French. Enghsh or Itahanhouse. It is a little of each. English, possibly in its enrichment within. Theunderside of…
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