American renaissance; a review of domestic architecture (1904)
Dow, Joy Wheeler · New York, W. T. Comstock · leaf 159
ut what the promotersof the newly invented modes of building expect toteach us. There are two lines of poetry wholly irrele-vant to architecture, but so irresistibly significant of 77 A??ierica?i Keiiaissauce the propositions of New Art in all its guises, that Imay not do better than append them… … ...£:jBiKKrwFfit CHAPTER \T EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY WORK To the brief but brilliant interregnum lasting from thebeginning of the nineteenth century until the year 1825we are indebted for some excellent domestic architec-ture. The end ot the ancient regime in America, atleast up to the war with…
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