French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 162
nyviews of varied beauty, that all the glories of the Hudson may be said tocircle it. No better spot could have been found to keep fresh in mind anintimate knowledge of the clouds and atmosphere. The designs for thebuilding were prepared by the artist, assisted by the architect Mr. Vaux. The house,… … ^ c^ ^ ^ -t^^^iCt^^^^^L Frederick Edwin Church. 131 quarried on the spot, of a bluish tint, changing to a soft gray on the frac-ture. The cut work is of Hght brown and blue stone: the upper part ofthe principal tower is of red, yellow, and black brick, arranged in a uniquepattern, giving the…
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