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The things which are seen; a revaluation of the visual arts (1921)

Edwards, Arthur Trystan · London, P. Allan & co · leaf 165

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o discuss any veryelaborate treatment. 154 FOEM AND SUBJECT. In the design of detached houses one meets withthe same problem. The ordinary five-windowedfront can be made quite satisfactory by the simpledevice of accentuating the porch as in 22 A. Butthe stages must not be divided by a stringcourse… … FI&.23. In 23 B there is an attempt at a solution. Thethree middle openings are grouped together, andthe windows do not appear to be in two obtrusiverows, but are arranged round a central feature. Besides the three methods here named, thereare two other ways in which the duality of rowsof…

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