Since the city�s beginnings after the War of 1812; Atlanta has had a tradition of building with a regard for becoming a world-class metropolis. Before being burned by Union general William T. Sherman in 1864; the city�s appearance was described by noted European architect and urban planner Leon Krier as �looking like London in the 18th century.� Atlanta was surrounded by estates and plantations; and many of the plantation builders were influenced by Greek and Roman architecture. The argument of slavery to the contrary; builders saw Greek temples as symbols of democracy and; as a result; embraced Greek and Roman revival architecture as the dominant national style. Great monuments followed in this tradition to the letter in the capital of the South.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. I love Jerrys booksBy Tibbiegreat information; very well done book. Concise; and lots of demonstrations. I like that Jerry explains things in clear and easy to understand ways. He is not trying to impress or "show everyone" how much he knows. Thanks Jerry.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great book.By reviewerThe book is very good. Jerry Yarnell does an excellent job of explaining the painting techniques. There are plenty of step-by-step pictures with well written description of colors and brush technique. There are many books about painting on the market; this one is one of the best.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. ... Jerry Yarnells TV shows for several months and have enjoyed them so much that I wanted one of his ...By Mary A. DavisI have been watching Jerry Yarnells TV shows for several months and have enjoyed them so much that I wanted one of his books. It was full of valuable painting tips. It helped on type of brushes and their purpose. I would like to have a copy of all his books. I like his style of painting.
