culturist might takea russet as the basis of the apple he means to produce, and, likehim, modifies only in obedience to the fundamental law of thestyle he has selected. His Gothic building has in it nothingcapricious or eccentric. So genuinely as, under change of con-ditions and needs, the bent and… … nous; but the lesson of this style, which, above all others, has nopart or trait not traceable to a use, is never lost, and the Goth-ic of Mr. Waterhouse is the natural evolution of that found inWestminster Abbey. In one of his buildings, and one of the beststructures in the world, the Manchester…
South Kensington Museum · Decoration and ornament · Architecture
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