Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · New York : The Macmillan company ltd. · leaf 265
ereas the ItalianGothic and Roman-esque, as exclusivelymasonry and not timber styles, had been more confinedto the cities. In these last revivals we see partly the swinging back ofthe pendulum toward the Renaissance under which Colo-nial and Queen Anne must be included, but Re-naissance of a… … Fig. 164.—Courthouse and Jail of Pittsburg. By H. H. Richardson. Romanesque Revival. Architecture of the Nineteenth Century. 255 buildings of the seventeenth century will assist this explana-tion (p. 104). Otherwise, Queen Anne and Colonialmay be explained as an appreciation of fashion for the…
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