Gardner, E. C. (Eugene Clarence), 1836-1915 · Boston, J.R. Osgood and company · leaf 246
nomic and constructive conditionsbeing determined, the further details of form,fabric, and color afford endless scope for fancyand for study. To a great extent they are mat-ters of individual feeling, like the color of thegown, but they must not be left to chance.Neither is it safe to affirm that a… … THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY A-itd*^ iLlm^ ANDtiLOEN FGMXOPTIONS. DECORATIONS AND FURNISHINGS. 239 cepting the verdict — to him incomprehensible— of a higher culture, I say it might be wise,if no one suffered from his blindness but himself. Secondly, and finally, be modest and patient.Learn to labor…
Interior decoration · Architecture, Domestic
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