Ferree, Barr, 1862-1924 · New York, Munn and Company · leaf 315
here it will help in the creation of a work ofbeauty. Vases, statuary, fountains, and seats are placed where they, too, have a definitenote in the general effect. Some of these ornaments are of rare interest—all of them are ofunusual grace and richness; for a perfect whole can not be made out of… … THE GARDEN. [284] AMERICxYN ESTATES AND GARDENS shell in lironze, forming the chariot, in which stands the driver of a pair of white marble seahorses. White marble sea nymjihs are pla^ing in the water. On the front of the shell is anoctopus, and in the top of this is set a sheet of glass. The inner…
Architecture, Domestic -- United States · Gardens
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