Harris, Thomas, d. ca. 1900 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 43
tc., had beenretained and treated in some such way as was feeblyattempted at Sutton Place (fig. 4), date 1523, wouldnot the old style have been living now ?3 Look at the 1 History of Architecture, vol. iii., book v., p. 255. 2 The Builder, April 10th, 1886. 3 Annals of an old manor-house. C 18… … Fig. 4. little in harmony is it with a Gothic building, that the onlyforms of it which seem proper to use—or, to give thesentence a turn—not improper to use (and this was tacitly At Work. 19 acknowledged in the Renaissance), are those so vehementlycondemned by Sir W. Chambers in his treatise on…
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