American renaissance; a review of domestic architecture (1904)
Dow, Joy Wheeler · New York, W. T. Comstock · leaf 98
worth while mentioning andwhich might easily withstand the odious ordeal of com-parison ; but can the reader name one in the same cate-gory with such a country seat as is illustrated inCountry Life for July 12, 1902, described as Os-maston Manor, Derbyshire (Plate XXVI)?—andthis is a number of the… … Extremely humble, yet genteel. DOORWAY, PHILADELPHIA CLUB.13th and Walnut Streets. Humble Beginnings of a National School Renaissance, the other Jacobean. But certainly, New-port, with its miserable crowding anti elbowing ofAmerican pretentiousness, much of the pretentiousnessbelonging to the…
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