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Hayden, Arthur.
Chats on old furniture; a practieal guide for collectors.
l 9°5 749 H37
"Bibliography," p.19-21.
"Really good popular book—pleasantly written, well illustrated. .. It
is also as trustworthy as can reasonably be expected of any small book
that covers so much ground." Burlington magazine, 1905.
Hunt, William Holman.
Pre-Raphaelitism and the pre-Raphaelite brotherhood.
2V. IQ05 759.2 H94
Full history of one of the most important movements in modern English
art. Holman Hunt is (1906) the patriarch of English preraphaelitism
and his memory furnishes him with a wealth of detail concerning its
various stages and the artists who are its chief representatives. Fully
illustrated.
Kellogg, Alice Maude.
Home furnishing, practical and artistic. [1905.]
747 K16
Considers the different rooms of the house in turn and suggests appropriate
furnishings and decorations for each. The illustrations show
actual arrangements of typical modern houses.
Moore, Mrs N. Hudson.
Old pewter, brass, copper and Sheffield plate. 1905 739 M87
Fully illustrated descriptions, giving details of manufacture, style of
decoration and correct weight of the different pieces. Appendix gives
lists of pewterers.
New York Trade School.
Textbook on pattern drafting, suitable for all workers in
sheet metal; drawings and text prepared by William
Neubecker. 1905 q744 N26
Roe, Frederic.
Old oak furniture. [1905.]
749 R59
"Note on authorities," p.324-326.
One of the best of the recent books on furniture. It does not go beyond
the age of oak, but it treats the subject more scientifically and with
more expert knowledge than any similar book. Condensed from Athenceum,
1905.
Schleiden, Matthias Jakob.
Die rose; geschichte und symbolik in ethnographischer
und kulturhistorischer beziehung; ein versuch. 1873.. .716.2 S34
[Singer, Hans Wolfgang.]
Drawings of Albrecht Diirer. (Drawings of the great
masters.) qr74t D94
Architecture
[Barracco, Giovanni.]
II Palazzo Madama in Roma, sede del Senato del regno,
ottobre 1904. 1904
^28.3 B26
Cheetham, F. H.
Haddon hall; an illustrated account of the fabric and its
history. 1904
728.8 C41
"Bibliography," p.149-152.
Fully illustrated history and description of one of the most notable of
the old baronial houses of England, the seat of the dukes of Rutland.
Moore, Charles Herbert.
Character of renaissance architecture. 1905
724.1 M87
Author is (1906) professor of art in Harvard University, and a man of
profound and boldly expressed convictions. He holds that renaissance
architecture is wanting in constructive skill and beauty.
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