nsity has become digni-fied into Classic Taste, and he thatsteals most boldly is more classic1than his more timid cotemporaries.What right has the Roman architect togrumble in his grave at this spoliationof his property, any more than hisGrecian brother from whom he stole it ?And, why should the… … 1869.] Descriptions. 195 all have been filehers of thought, how-ever much they ma}T have enhanced thatthought by the additions of their own. This line of contemplation is soothingto our feelings, and we begin to thinkthat Architecture alter all is common Taste being the ruling deity, everynation is…
Architecture
Internet Archive · Smithsonian Libraries · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
