The Pan American Union: Peace, Friendship, Commerce
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In each medallion a single female figure is gracefully poised in mid-air and enveloped in delicate, cloud-like drapery that betrays the modeling of the figure beneath. The subjects "Love of 115 Country," "Concord," "Law" and "Enlightment " are symbolized by implements or tokens borne by the figures.
In the design of the vestibule floor the center is surrounded by a large interlacing border and this in turn is edged with a strip of gleaming brass. The loops at the foot of each grand stairway hav...e centers of Formosa marble. The field is of Tennessee marble and the outer part of Knoxville.
THOUGHTFUL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ORN.A.VIENTATION It is in the vestibule that the visitor first remarks the strongly individual character of the ornament. Instead of the pleasingly elegant and ever tasteful details that might naturally be looked for in a building so intelligently designed in accordance with the highest architectural scholarship of the daj- — and which, therefore, vv^ould not attract particular attention, for the reason that similar details might be looked for in dozens of the best office buildings of recent date — one is confronted by striking departures from conventional treatment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In each medallion a single female figure is gracefully poised in mid-air and enveloped in delicate, cloud-like drapery that betrays the modeling of the figure beneath. The subjects "Love of 115 Country," "Concord," "Law" and "Enlightment " are symbolized by implements or tokens borne by the figures.
In the design of the vestibule floor the center is surrounded by a large interlacing border and this in turn is edged with a strip of gleaming brass. The loops at the foot of each grand stairway hav...e centers of Formosa marble. The field is of Tennessee marble and the outer part of Knoxville.
THOUGHTFUL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ORN.A.VIENTATION It is in the vestibule that the visitor first remarks the strongly individual character of the ornament. Instead of the pleasingly elegant and ever tasteful details that might naturally be looked for in a building so intelligently designed in accordance with the highest architectural scholarship of the daj- — and which, therefore, vv^ould not attract particular attention, for the reason that similar details might be looked for in dozens of the best office buildings of recent date — one is confronted by striking departures from conventional treatment.
What to read after The Pan American Union: Peace, Friendship, Commerce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett, John, 1866-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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