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The meaning of architecture; an essay in constructive criticism (1918)

Pond, Irving Kane, 1857- · Boston, Marshall Jones company · leaf 163

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red effect,while in vertically dominated compositions the.horizontal movement should enrich and intensifythe vertical expression. This law will be foundto have been observed in all truly successful ex-amples of the architectural art. The study ofrhythmic expression is fascinating. Rhythm,itself, in… … [146] ON SCULPTURE AND COLOR INARCHITECTURE WERE I viewing the subjects in the nar-rower aspect, I should write of sculp-ture and painting. That would limitmy field, however, for the term sculpture asemployed in the chapter heading comprehends notonly the use of the human figure symbolically…

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