American renaissance; a review of domestic architecture (1904)
Dow, Joy Wheeler · New York, W. T. Comstock · leaf 250
so a certain type of Victorian-Gothic(see Plate LXIII) associated more or less with thename of Richard Morris Hunt, neither of which couldbe expressed in wood, and therefore, represented themore expensive fashions. The references to the Ro-manesque revival which occur in Chapter I of thisreview… … Fashiofi in Architecture tect this country has produced. His professional train-ing occupied some twelve years of his life, which hespent mostly in universities abroad. He told methis himself when I called upon him, now many yearssince, for encouragement and advice. He sat me u})ona high stool in…
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