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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 246

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line strength shown in the parallel development innorthern Italy and in Rome. Manners seem to have been more important thanmorals in the time of Louis XIV. The social refine-ments were carried to a point of extreme cultivation andcovered the undercurrent of loose living that permeatedthe court and… … FIG. Q2—DOORWAY AT VERSAILLES (LOUIS XV.) HOW TO KNOW ARCHITECTURE restraint coloring the warm-blooded treatment of decora-tive forms. There is much power expressed in this subtlereserve, this decorous observance of the rules, and itshows that neither vagaries and instability of kings, norall the…

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