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The house in good taste, illustrated with photographs in color and black and white (1915)

De Wolfe, Elsie, 1865-1950 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 131

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placing of these lights, the firelightwas not forgotten, nor the effect of the room by daywhen the sunlight floods in and these many fixturesbecome objects of decorative interest. A lamp, or a wall fixture, or a chandelier, or acandlestick, must be beautiful in itself—beautiful bysunlight,—if it is… … THE PROBLEM OF ARTIFICIAL LIGHT The picture on page 118 shows the proper placingof wall fixtures when a large picture is the chief pointof interest. These wall fixtures are particularly in-teresting because they are in the style of the Adammirrors that hang on the recessed wall spaces flankingthe…

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