The interdependence of the arts of design; a series of six lectures delivered at the Art Institute of Chicago, being the Scammon lectures for 1904
I. Modern judged by ancient art: Representation and sentiment.--II. Modern judged by ancient art: Decorative effects.--III. The industrial arts in which form predominates.--IV. The industrial arts in which color predominates.--V. Sculpture as used in architecture.--VI. Painting as used in architecture With author's autograph Gansevoort-Lansing Collection
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