Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue (Architectural History Foundation Book)
Richard Oliver • Architectural History Foundation • ISBN Not provided
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue (Architectural History Foundation Book)
Richard Oliver • Architectural History Foundation • ISBN-13 9780262150248
ISBN-10 1752523539 • 1983
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Bertram Goodhue was the undisputed eclectic synthesist of his generation in America. His wide repertory included elements from Gothic, Spanish, and Classical styles to create such landmark buildings as St. Thomas’s church in New York, the National Academy of Science in Washington, and the Nebraska State Capitol which Henry-Russell Hitchcock called “the most innovative state capitol built in the twentieth century.” Goodhue’s Church of St.
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