Originally published in 1916, this book discusses, debates and
demonstrates the inextricably entwined nature of architecture and
sculpture, in terms of their principles, ideals and practices.
Providing a detailed overview of the history of the two arts and
the harmony which has existed between them throughout the
centuries, this book endeavours to disentangle the historic
assumption that the two arts exist independently of one another. A
broad range of chapters are included, ranging from 'The treatment
and placing of sculpture in the historic periods' to 'Decorative
sculpture' to 'Large monumental layouts'. Photographs depicting
international examples of architecture and sculpture are included
throughout. This book explores the necessity for practitioners to
understand the requirements and limitations in both fields and will
be a valuable resource to students, scholars and researchers of the
history of architecture and sculpture.
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