Name/Title
INTERIOR DECORATION - ITS PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICEEntry/Object ID
93.8.1.8Description
INTERIOR DECORATION - ITS PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
Color: Green
"Interior Decoration, its Principles and Practice" by Frank Alvah Parsons (Garden City, NY: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1927), 284 pp. The book has a plain dark green hard cover and, illustrated with many photographs, includes information on historic styles and interior decoration. Within pages 112 and 113 was a loose page, numbered G146, with photographic images of the cathedral and campanile in Florence, Italy, which is item .14, as well as a newspaper clipping of a glassware exhibit at the Pennsylvania Museum of Art, dated 1938, and cataloged as item .15. On the inside front endpaper in blue ink reads "Elizabeth Hill/From Mosher/Christmas 1928". The book is in fair condition with acid burn and some stains on the inner parts of the covers and frontispiece and endpaper; occasional stains and very light discoloration on pages; faded printing on the spine; and cover edge abrasions.Lexicon
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