havebeen passed, and taste and utilitj nowgo hand in hand. A building shouldbear the impress of solidity, as thoughit were indeed a growth of the earthitself, and not of so fragile an appear-ence that the winds can blow it away.A broad play for light and shadowshould be given in every case.… … IRON BTORE-FRONTS. No. III. Bv Wm J. FKVKR, J.., WITH JIES8RS. J. J. JaCKSON & BROS., New York. 1869.] Iron Fronts. 743 can cities. If the ancient examples of jcornices and capitals, and mouldingsgenerally, which have stood the test ofcriticism and been judged correct, aredeemed best for stone,…
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