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Architecture and democracy (1918)

Bragdon, Claude Fayette, 1866-1946 · New York, A. A. Knopf · leaf 109

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e directly drawn from the inexhaustiblewell of mathematical truth—how shall we set towork? We need not set to work, because we have donethat already, we are always doing it, unknowingly,and without knowing the reason why. All oma-mentalists are subjective mathematicians—anamazing statement,… … IN the; c!aue:hdar, the; ^5aM qf^ the; PAII^ OF^ NUMI^I^ OPPQilTEl 10 AND^QUIDIiSTANT T^ROM ANY MIDDIE!P^IQUKe ^ ITh^^ DOU]bL,-E; Figure 2 Consider first your calendar—your calendarwhose commonplace face, having yielded you in-formation as to pay day, due day, and holiday,you obliterate at the end…

Sullivan, Louis H., 1856-1924 · Architecture · Architecture -- United States · Decoration and ornament

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