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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 56

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hv four exam]iles: Hume-wood, built at Baltimore in 1809 ( Fig.24, p. 17), two houses at Geneva (Figs.61. 63, PI). 34, 35 ), and the Jumel man-sion in Xew \ork City (Fig. 96). Thethree last named are of Southern type,although found in Xew York. Home-wood has been discussed in its princi-ples of… … Fig. 97. Plan of Homewood. (E.xterior. Fig. 24.) This plan is typical of the South inits shape. Frequently one wing wasused by slaves. A full description ofHomewood is given in the Architec-tural Record, May and June, 1917.Similar plans are found in the Bricehouse, the Chase house, and the Har-wood…

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