The things which are seen; a revaluation of the visual arts (1921)
Edwards, Arthur Trystan · London, P. Allan & co · leaf 166
C V … i FI&.2.5. 156 FORM AND SUBJECT. Either the ground floor can be reduced to abasement (see Fig. 24 A) or else the top floor canappear to be an attic and thus be quite subsidiaryto the lower, as in 24 B, C and D. By thesemeans the conflict between the two rows ismitigated. It may be remarked that…
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