Title: The enjoyment of architecture
First published: 1916
Description: An explanation of the principles of good architecture made clear by many examples in this country and abroad. No attempt is made to treat the subject by periods of development. It is well illustrated and contains a brief bibliography on the theory of architecture. The author believes that only by a wide-spread knowledge of the intellectual and emotional in architecture can its beauty increase.
— A.L.A. Catalog 1926
Subjects: Architecture