American Renaissance; a Review of Domestic Architecture

Explore the grandeur of late 19th-century American domestic architecture in Joy Wheeler Dow's "American Renaissance, a review of domestic architecture." This meticulously reproduced edition offers a fascinating glimpse into the building designs that defined an era. Delve into the architectural landscape of the United States during a period of artistic and cultural flourishing. Discover the principles and aesthetics that shaped homes and landscapes, reflecting a burgeoning national identity. Perfect for enthusiasts of architectural history, building design, and the American Renaissance, this book provides a rich visual and historical survey of a pivotal moment in American artistic expression. A valuable resource for understanding the evolution of architecture and its enduring influence on the American landscape.

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