Leseprobe
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Colour Decoration of Architecture
James Ward
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Architektur
Beschreibung
Treating On Colour And Decoration Of The Interiors And Exteriors Of Buildings. With Historical Notices Of The Art And Practice Of Colour Decoration In Italy, France, Germany And England. For The Use Of Decorators And Students PREFACE This book is written with the view that it may be of practical service to the decorator, student and craftsman, who may be engaged in the practice and art of colour decoration, as applied to the interiors and exteriors of public buildings, churches, and private dwellings. I trust also it will be of some value to all who take an interest in the decoration of their own houses. The people of our own countries have been so unaccustomed to coloured buildings for the last three or four hundred years that a strong prejudice against the use of colour in architecture has been developed and is maintained even at the present day. Though we may all love colour, there are very few amongst us who have the courage to advocate its use in the decoration of buildings. We visit Italy, France, Germany, and the East, and admire the many and beautifully decorated churches, palaces, city halls and other public and private buildings, but the lessons we may have learned are lost to us, for we come back to our country to still hug our ancient prejudice against the use of colour, and are contented with the greyness of life, and with the dreariness and drab of our great manufacturing cities.
