The English house, how to judge its periods and styles (1909)
Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- · New York, J. Lane Co. · leaf 442
e. It is absurd that themost necessary of all arts—the one that affectsa nations home life and character—should befree from public criticism. And then, of course,there is the all-important relation of architect^ 304 THE ENGLISH HOUSE with their clients. Ought they to have a ffeehand ? Which styles… … < 3 << . U lis < CHAPTER XVARCHITECTS AND THEIR CLIENTS MANY architects are of opinion thatthey ought to have a free hand aftertheir designs have been approved.Why ? Other professional men have a publicto fear, and the King himself is influenced bypopular opinion. Should an architect be…
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