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Color in architecture, the basic principles of its application in available mediums. (1922)

[Laurence, F. S. (Frederick S.)] · [New York] National Terra Cotta Society · leaf 45

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demanded in terra cotta. A frankly by early Italian and other uses of it in examples appropriate design and treatment conducing to of over 500 years’ standing, but is more suited to economy in the production of any material has the spirit of a clay material and in many cases a practical advantage… … Base of arcade pier in a modern building for Theodore H. Davies &C Company, Ltd., Honolulu, T. H. Louis Christian Mullgardt, Architect Showing the soft edges of unground Terra Cotta pieces with slightly raked out joints, glaze being allowed to return over the edges. Color, a variable brown glaze…

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