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Decorative elements in architecture; random observations on the eternal fitness of things from a decorative point of view (1917)

Paris, William Francklyn, 1871-1954 · New York, John Lane company; London, John Lane · leaf 66

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boiled eggs do not harmonize with tapestriesand old masters, but rather with chintz and canedchairs. Suppose, again, that your dining-room isto harbour men only — as for instance in clubs.Here, then, is another problem. Are these menwholesale butter and egg merchants, or fish-market folk, or are… … XIII. LOUIS X\i CHAIR If the chair is to shelter a woman let the decorator bring outthe full expllcitness of that fact with car\-ed motifs and soft tints agaN^hat::.::?!^^ ii-in>**iftiiihyi yyg C««t1i.Vl«Oia^n. ^M.KWUmoa

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