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	Claude Fayette Bragdon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Claude Fayette Bragdon (1866–1946) was an American architect.
		Although born in Ohio, Bragdon's principal work was in the Rochester, New York area.
		He moved to New York City in 1923 and became a stage designer, and remained in New York until his death in 1946.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Claude_Fayette_Bragdon (198 words)

	Edinburgh Architecture Research 26: Claude Bragdon in Context
		Bragdon was convinced that the application in architecture of mathematical systems derived from nature would not only echo the divine structure of the universe but would instil in the building a beauty comparable with buildings of the ancient world.
		Bragdon's point of departure however is his inclusion of architecture with music (as opposed to solely music in Schopenhauer's philosophies) as the arts which do not merely manifest the Ideas, that is the objectifications, of the Will but directly express the Will.
		Though Bragdon's system of originating architectural ornament from the fourth dimension was far removed from the geometric sources of European contemporaries, in the theoretical underpinning of their systems Bragdon and his European counterparts shared a common thread.
	www.caad.ed.ac.uk /publications/ear/sian.html (4471 words)

	D.87 Bragdon Family Papers: Claude Fayette Bragdon -- Architectural Drawings. University of Rochester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Claude Fayette Bragdon, architect, stage designer, author and theosophist, was born in Oberlin, Ohio, August 1, 1866, the son of George Chandler and Katherine Elmina (Shipherd) Bragdon.
		George Chandler Bragdon was editor of a succession of newspapers, and the family lived in a variety of Upstate New York towns before settling permanently in Rochester in 1884.
		Bragdon's practice was diminished after his quarrel with George Eastman over the decoration of the ceiling of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce Building in 1917.
	www.lib.rochester.edu /rbk/bragdond.stm (2852 words)

	Alibris: Claude Fayette Bragdon
		Contents: Overture; The Post-Victorians; The Delphic Sisterhood; Mary, Pity Women!; The Worship of Eros; Passage to India; In the Court of the Veiled Queens; Meditation; Towards a New Architecture; The Theater as a Purpose and as a Place; Experiments in a Language of Form; The Archetype; Divine Arithmetic; Man: The Magic Square; The Fourth...
		This book contains twelve essays by Bragdon entitled: Delphic woman; eternal feminine; new image; post-Victorians; Delphic sisterhood; Mary, pity women; worship of Eros; release through love; divine androgyny; in the court of the veiled queens; passage to India; meditation.
		A definitive autobiography of Claude Bragdon, containing sections dealing with his personal life, architectural life, theatrical life, literary life and occult life.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Claude_Fayette_Bragdon (698 words)

	Arts and Crafts Movement - 1940-1949
		Harry S. Truman inaugurated President of the United States.
		Claude Fayette bragdon died in New York City, New York.
		Maynard Dixon died of a heart attack in Tuscon, Arizona.
	www.anc.gray-cells.com /T1940.html (118 words)

	Six Lectures on Architecture - Claude Fayette Bragdon, Thomas et al Hastings - Kessinger Publishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Six Lectures on Architecture - Claude Fayette Bragdon, Thomas et al Hastings - Kessinger Publishing
		Autori: Claude Fayette Bragdon, Thomas et al Hastings
		Contents: Beginnings of Gothic Art by Ralph Adams Cram; Culmination of Gothic Architecture by Ralph Adams Cram; Principles of Architectural Composition by Thomas Hastings; Modern Architecture by Thomas Hastings; Organic Architecture by Claude Bragdon; and The Language of Form by Claude Bragdon.
	www.englishbooks.it /BUS/0766145174/Six_Lectures_on_Architecture.htm (85 words)

	On-Line sources of BRAGDON information. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Bragdon Family History Center Web Pages are:
		Other Bragdon links and information may be found at these pages.
		Email Addresses of people who are willing to share BRAGDON information.
	home.maine.rr.com /bragdon/html/online.htm (45 words)

	This is a partial catalog
		England, Henry VIII armour Blair, Claude Threlfall, John Brooks 00739.7-Bla Arms and Armour Oxford, 1965
		Maine, Oxford, annals of King, Marquis Fayette 00977.41-King Local history England History Press
		Maine, York history of Bragdon, Lester MacKenzie yes 1997/July 00317.41-Bra Vital Records Picton-1992
	www.geocities.com /fryeburghs/books.htm (15174 words)

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