school course—but the education of reading andgeneral connotation. Knowing nothing of thearchitect, or that his profession is really an art,we know nothing of his architecture, and knowingnothing of architecture in general we never cometo know the architect. And it is because of these very human… … RESIDENCE OF DR. ARCIIIBALD R. GARDNM-RYONKERS, NEW YORK {Albro &* Liniifhfrs^ Architecture and Iniagiiuition never sorted out, and it is because we have mis-takenly failed to recognise that the architect is anartist that we have not been ,<:;i\en artistic arclii-tecture, ox architecture…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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