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How to know architecture : the human elements in the evolution of styles (1914)

Wallis, Frank Edwin, 1862-1929 · New York : Harper and Brothers · leaf 126

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it was developed latermakes its beginning significant. It is noticeable in all these features of the Romanesquearchitecture that development was along structural lines.While the churches were steadily growing more elabo-rately lovely, they were made so by the manipulation ofessential elements of… … HOW TO KNOW ARCHITECTURE strikes the keynote in the evolution of scientific archi-tectural forms. This will all seem clearer and more vital to you if youvisit with me half a dozen of the great Romanesquechurches. We cannot linger long at each one as I did,and would like to do again with you, but we…

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