The meaning of architecture; an essay in constructive criticism (1918)
Pond, Irving Kane, 1857- · Boston, Marshall Jones company · leaf 91
column no longer indicates[70] the presence of the god. To me it seems thatsomething has been lost, some light has beenshaded, some idealism has vanished; and so I feelthat with the coming of the Corinthian came alsodecadence. It was given, however, to the gran-deur that was Rome to tarnish the… … t74] ROME, ROMANESQUE, AND THEGOTHIC ROME cannot be ignored in a study of thechanging forms of manifestation, and- the continuing influence, of that vitalspirit we have been analyzing, although she didso little toward aiding in any sincere architecturalmanifestation whatsoever, and did so…
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