utyens, who holds thatit is not sufficient to relyon tradition alone, butthat an architects workmust be constantly vivified by personal initiative.There are other aspects of Mr. Lutyens art towhich we shall hope to return on some futureoccasion, for he undoubtedly represents and reflectsthe best… … BFRRVnoWN COURT, OVERTON : THE ROSE GARDEN EDWIN I. LUTYENS, ARCHITECT Edwin L. Littyens, F.R.I.B.A.
Art · Decoration and ornament
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