nuteness tempershis passion for grandiose effect; such fertile fancy has not often been yoked withsuch omnipresent, architectonic reason. Discarding the facile lures of legendand romance he evokes the essential majesty of common things, with magicfar from common. Studiously impersonal, he cannot…
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