A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 616
; c. 1350. would be hard to give them in sequence. (See,for the Italian Renaissance, Vol. I., cols. 50,22.3, 225; and Plates XL, XIII. For theFrench Renaissance, Vol. I., col. 11; Vol. II.,cols. 150, 349, and Plate XV.; Vol. III., cols.1002 WINDOW 186, 273, 277, 279. For later neoclassic,Vol. I.,… … Window Fir W Sltton CLUrTENii Mvnuk Houmi Berkshire cols. -117, 819.) The simpler form of windowin which some neoclassic decoration is attemptedmay In* in^itanred V)V Fij. 21. —R. S. WINDOW, PART II. The Fitting of theWindoiv Opetdtig with a Frame to receive theGiaiis. This may be wholly…
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