Item Details

creator

New York: American Builder Publishing Corp

date

1931

2024-06-07T20:36:08Z

2024-06-07T20:36:08Z

2024-06-07 (issued)

description

This black-and-white image showcases two distinct sections from a publication highlighting architectural elements of homes designed with Norman precedents. On the left, there is a tower entrance featuring a circular balcony made of wrought iron, supported by cement brackets, and an arched doorway beneath the overhanging structure. On the right, another example of a Norman-style tower is depicted, combining stone and stucco materials with a conical tiled roof. These architectural features are described as lending an inviting air of hospitality to the homes.

format

image/jpeg

photographs

Permalink

MS176_002_081_029

http://hdl.handle.net/10339/109594

relation

Special Collections and Archives

Z. Smith Reynolds Library

Wake Forest University

Graylyn Estate Collection (MS176)

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source

http://hdl.handle.net/10339/37876

subject

Graylyn Estate

Architecture, Domestic

Ironwork

Doors

title

Architectural features of Norman style homes

type

Still Image