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Bibliography
List of Illustrations
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HOW TO STUDY ARCHITECTURE
HOW TO
STUDY ARCHITECTURE
BY
CHARLES H. CAFFIN
Author of   “How to Study Pictures,”    “The Story
of French Painting,” “The Story of Dutch Painting,”
“The Story of Spanish Painting,” “Appreciations
of the Drama,”   “Art for Life’s Sake,”   etc.

AN   ATTEMPT      TO   TRACE   THE   EVOLUTION   OF
ARCHITECTURE AS THE PRODUCT AND EXPRESSION
OF     SUCCESSIVE      PHASES     OF      CIVILISATION
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS




NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
1917
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Copyright, 1917
By DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY, Inc.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The author gratefully acknowledges the critical assistance given to himon certain points by Professor William H. Goodyear, W. Harmon Beers andWilliam Warfield; and his indebtedness to Caroline Caffin for compilingthe index and to Irving Heyl for several architectural drawings. Forsome of the illustrations he has put himself under obligations to thefollowing publications, through the courtesy of the Librarian of theMetropolitan Museum of Art—“Histoire de l’Art,” by Perrot et Chipiez;“Assyrian Sculptures,” by Rev. Archibald Paterson; “Monuments Modernesde la Perse,” by Pascal Coste; “Ruins of the Palace of Diocletian atSpalato” by R. Adams, and “The Annual of the British School atAthens.{vii}{vi}”
CONTENTS
Book I
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTERPAGE
IPreliminary Considerations3
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