Mural painting in America; the Scammon lectures, delivered before the Art institute of Chicago, March, 1912, and since greatly enlarged, by Edwin Howland Blashfield; (1913)
Blashfield, Edwin Howland, 1848-1936 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 168
ack ofproper co-operation, which has come, not from awant of honest enthusiasm or individual knowledge,but because a certain comprehension has been want-ing. It has been stated over and over again fromthe beginning that architect, sculptor, and paintermust work together in the sense of producing… … AND MURAL PAINTER 113 the same time to the problem. The architect isalmost sure to be foreseeing and resourceful, but hecannot be in two places at once and there are con-tingencies which no man can foresee. He needs notonly the support of his staff, but their constantwatchful effort. And the…
Mural painting and decoration · Painting
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