The meaning of architecture; an essay in constructive criticism (1918)
Pond, Irving Kane, 1857- · Boston, Marshall Jones company · leaf 195
rit can respond,and the forms which embody and express thesethings will add strength and character to Americanart; but the insistent imitation of entirely foreignmotives will undermine the sincerity and integrityof any community; and our whole country is suffer-ing from such cause today. America… … [178 J PRESENT-DAY IDEALS THERE is an almost world-wide tendencytoward popular participation in govern-ment which, sooner or later, must haveits effect upon the character of the entire art ofthe various nations and races which are feelingthe impulse. This altruistic tendency is not takingthe same…
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