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 155
s not violatedin the slightest any physiological and aesthetic com-mandments. These effects, though shown in juxtaposition, areof course merely suggestive, their application suit-ing various situations not in combination. Theyare easily obtained, if one will only take the io8 THE LIGHTING BOOK… … A Plan for the Treatment of a Narrow Hallway: i, NarrowMolding; z, Blue Gelatine Film; 3, Tubular Lamp; 4, CurvedReflector; 5, Supporting Moldings; 9, Urn and Pedestal withLight to Shine on Flowers (e); (a) Lamp; (b) Reflector;(c) Support usual, tiresomely conventional hat-rack and um-brella-stand…
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