Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 251
sultat dune con-naissance parfaite de son art et des moyens mis a sa disposition, and when he speaksof the Tuileries as follows : Cetait bien la une architecture de palais graiide et noblepar ses masses, precieuse par ses details. Enlretiens sur rArchitecture, vol. I,P- 363- 2o8 ARCHITECTURE OF THE… … Fig. 124. — Doorway of De IOrme. without any artistic aptitude. It is only in so far as such in-genuity is accompanied by a genuine artistic sense that a finework of art can be produced. De IOrme undoubtedly workedwith a steady regard for what he considered artistic design, but XII LESCOT AiVD DE…
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