Art principles in house, furniture, and village building; an exposition of designing principles which every house builder, furniture user, and village dweller should know (1921)
Clark, Arthur Bridgman, 1866-1948 · Stanford, Calif., Stanford University Press · leaf 46
. The designer ofthis house was using plaster as a thincovering and consistentlv in places; inother places he was thinking of hismasses as of solid masonrv. In no case ^ ,.- iJ ^^m% ^u^ilfc.>^|rfg^\JWl Wmm If i^^i^P^v^pil K-..iaati:..-J In 9 ^H^H* V ^BK ?s;a*a!?V-3?.ti-T : V-^ r--^1 ■ K,:^ -… … iiy. rt-/. A i)laslcr bungalow, also pleasing, but with over-cniphalic sloping chimney and porch pillars. did he show any skill in sjjace divisionor in delicacy of proportion. Lack ofintelligence is the trouble—the crime ofcrimes and the breeder of all vulgaritv!The houses of Figures 83 and 84…
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