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The lighting book; a manual for the layman, setting forth the practical and esthetic sides of good lighting for the home (1913)

Godinez, F. Laurent · New York, McBride, Nast & company · leaf 108

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ng white surface of the cloth, aninterior may be most agreeably lighted. In the case of bay windows the curtain must bearranged in semi-cylindrical form, at least threefeet distant from the glass. This requires a pro-jecting and protecting ledge, which ofttimes maybe perfectly concealed beneath… … The table portable produces a homelike effect by leaving the walls in part shadow. This is an example of a good type of lamp, high pedestal and simple glassware.

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