,as the master, to giveregular weekly lectures onart and the craft of the ironworker to his men. Notlong ago the members ofthe Philadelphia Chapter ofthe American Institute ofArchitects visited his shopin a body and, after givingthe members a talk on hiscraft and its relation toarchitecture, Mr.… … ical manner how he workedhis hammer at forge and anvil.practical method of inter-esting the architects in hiscraft is chiefly due to Mr.Yellins conviction thatthe architect must workwith the craftsman if thegild and its products are toprogress in the UnitedStates. This relationexisted in the golden…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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