The meaning of architecture; an essay in constructive criticism (1918)
Pond, Irving Kane, 1857- · Boston, Marshall Jones company · leaf 27
d itself under new or changed condi-tions we have not shunned but have welcomed it.In my final chapter I have attempted, though, asI say, with great diffidence, to extend the theory,and I do so because it is my belief that everyartist owes it to himself and to his time to de-velop to the fullest… … [io] THE ANIMATING SPIRIT THIS volume is intended to fulfill the func-tion neither of history nor of prophecyin the commonly accepted meanings ofthe terms. It is intended, however, to present, indefinite measure, the results of an earnest and con-stant search for the sublime essence of a…
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