en up by the Hiroshige landscape,which also carries the warm tans andcoppers of the other ornaments. This problem teaches the value ofowning a few fine, large objects andonly a sufficient number of smaller oneswell related to the general scheme. Weneed to take a lesson from the house-hold practice… … SOME DECORATIVE DESIGNS FOR FURNI-TURE; OIL LAMPS AND LANTERNS FORCOUNTRY USE; EFFECTIVE NEEDLEWORKFOR SASH CURTAINS THE designs for cabinet workgiven this month in TheCraftsman show a slight de-parture from the severity ofthe strictly Craftsman style, illustratinginstead certain modifications now…
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