A study of the architects of the United States, with particular reference to certain characteristic tendencies in American architecture (1920)
Allison, Donald Mahaney · leaf 186
nated. Of McKimit has been said that since Sir Christopher Wren,no greaterarchitect has lived,and certainly the direct influence ofhis great mind and the magnitude of his accomplishments arenot to be comprehended at a glance. Since the time of ThomasJefferson no one has succeeded in doing more… … PLATE XXXVITHE BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARYMonograph of the Works of McKim,Mead and white. 76 establishment of a style of architecture having a tendencyto become nationalistic. McKims attitude towards classicalarchitecture is indicated in concrete form by the AmericanAcademy at Rome. He was largely…
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