Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 549
played its part in theearly years of the artistic awakening in the UnitedStates of 1876-1900. The net results of the Victorian Gothic movement inEngland were chiefly three: first, the slow develop- 435 A HISTORY OF ORNAMENT ment of a new national style of church architecture;secondly, the… … Fig. 324.—An Eas.tlake Sideboard. In Germany there was a feeble echo of the Englishmovement, confined chiefly to ecclesiastical architecture,as in the Votivkirche at Vienna, a somewhat similarchurch at Munich and a few others. But the movementnever became truly national, and on the decorative…
Decoration and ornament
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