Architectural styles for country houses: the characteristics and merits of various types of architecture as set forth by enthusiastic advocates (1912)
Saylor, Henry H. (Henry Hodgman), b. 1880 · New York, McBride, Nast & Company · leaf 102
and inflammable, and*, of the other three,brick is the most generally available material, I think itshould always be considered when the material of the houseis under discussion. There are few places in the countrywhere brick can even be imagined as out of place, becausethere are few where clay and… … kliiK-, Mass. Tlu n IS the i)Ossiliilit\ ot in 1 )n of texturf in b rickwoik In the use ot the many a\ i lable h<)iui5 1 ^^B^B^StK^BI^^imm^k M HB^H ^R rKg^^^H^^^^H ■■^^^^■k^^^B^^^H i M t *^*i£^l TUDOR HOUSES 63 lish precedent should always govern. The Spanish set theirstamp on the coast, and…
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