rsity of Chicago. This earlyknowledge of the marvels and beauties of naturehas been supplemented from time to time through-out his whole life, and may be said to furnish thebackground against which the mans maturethought has expressed itself, as in his large carvedoak clock completed while Mr.… … Plwlogr.iph hy lt.\l.X«P>MAIDKNHOOI) BY GEORGE GREV BARNARD idea is based upon Scandinavian ni_vlholi)f;y, ofwhich Mr. Barnard has been an ardent and intel-ligent student. The wood of the clock itself,therefore, becomes the giant tree of Norse myth-ology, or the spirit of life itself, with its…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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