Dutch architecture

Isaac Kremer/ November 21, 2025/ / 0 comments

Their buildings are plain, matter-of-fact structures, more useful than beautiful. Being a frugal and saving people, they did not erect great monuments with their newly acquired wealth. Their churches were barn-like structures, planned for comfort and convenience, but nothing on a large or monumental scale was projected. (International Textbook, 1922)

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