Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 293
bina-tion of brick and stone in exterior design, which theyhandled with great skill. The stone-work forms thecorners, the window-dressings and the cornice, in asystem of rusticated chains, usually of long-and-shortwork, with brickwork either plain or patterned for theflat wall-surfaces or fillings… … Fig. 163.—Bulls-Eye Window, House in Toulouse. In the carved ornament of this period the cartouchebecame increasingly common, together with palm-branches, seldom of graceful design, and cansoles withbroken curves, meaningless draperies and other Baroque
Decoration and ornament
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