Sweetness and Light: The "Queen Anne" Movement 1860-1900

Harold D. Kalman · Mark Girouard

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Describes the Queen Anne movement, in architecture, furnishings, gardens, and picture books, and examines schools, businesses, and homes constructed in this style.

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