Monumental classic architecture in Great Britain and Ireland during the eighteenth & nineteenth centuries (1914)
Richardson, A. E. (Albert Edward), Sir, 1880-1964 · London, B. T. Batsford, ltd.; New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 255
interests, how difficult it has become lor us to forsake the snare of passing fashion in art to return to the completeness of the definite Hellenic style ! The noblest form of archi- tecture, the monumental, demands this one- ness, this intellectual and academic centrality. This is what the… … Although it is argued that the scientific FIG. 133. THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S, attitude of the present age, with its exact LONDON Edward L' Anson, Architect IO9
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