Alfred Dwight Foster Hamlin was an American architect whose work focused on the history of architecture and garden design. His writings explored architectural styles and their evolution, emphasizing historical context and aesthetic analysis. Hamlin's pedagogical approach enriched architectural education, and his publications continue to serve as valuable resources for students and professionals alike. His distinctive writing style is characterized by precision and a profound understanding of architectural heritage.
From ancient Greece to Art Nouveau, this beautifully illustrated book traces the evolution of ornament in architecture and design. With insightful commentary and exquisite examples, it is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of art and design.
Cyrus Hamlin was an important figure in American religious and educational history, and this tribute by his son is a moving testament to his life and legacy. From his work in founding Robert College in Istanbul to his tireless advocacy for education, this book will inspire anyone interested in making a difference in the world.