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Architect and engineer (1905)

San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc · leaf 334

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an entirely new medium of expression—whether for artistic purposes or for thealmost limitless utilitarian uses where a per-manent metal is needed. Early sculptors expressed themselves inthree dimensions through the use of marble,granite and other materials such as the softermetals — all that were… … Oscar B. Bach of bracing and support, as the material usedcan seldom carry any structural load. Nowthe stainless steels make it possible for artiststo work in a material that is as strong and de-pendable as it is beautiful. Stainless steel store fronts, vestibules, rail-ings, bank cages and…

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