Notes and sketches of an architect taken during a journey in the northwest of Europe; (1877)
Narjoux, Félix, Peto, John Frederick, 1854-1907 · Boston, J. R. Osgood · leaf 219
hese tw^o rooms, the most important in the house,are comparatively small, but they can be united so as to formbut a single room. On the first floor there are two large bed-chambers, writh dressing-rooms, and above these the school-room for the children, the nursery bedroom, and two for ser-vants.… … The architectural forms adopted in the fronts (Fig. Ill) arenot like those which we are accustomed to see in modern Frenchhouses; they rather resemble certain monastic habitations of the HANOVER. 215 Middle Ages, views of which are given in archaeological publica-tions. The proportions are not…
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