Rome, Athens, and Luxor, Egypt, in mid-1800s Newport: With clues that Revivalist Richard Morris Hunt thought the Stone Tower in Touro Park was a classically proportioned Vitruvian circular temple. Book Discussion

Rome, Athens, and Luxor, Egypt, in mid-1800s Newport: With clues that Revivalist Richard Morris Hunt thought the Stone Tower in Touro Park was a classically proportioned Vitruvian circular temple.

Rome, Athens, and Luxor, Egypt, in mid-1800s Newport: With clues that Revivalist Richard Morris Hunt thought the Stone Tower in Touro Park was a classically proportioned Vitruvian circular temple. (Paperback)
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James Alan Egan

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