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Lectures on Architecture and Painting, Delivered at Edinburgh in November 1853

Note 21 — ADDENDA TO LECTURES I. AND II.

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Thus, in speaking of Pugin's designs, I said, "Expect no cathedrals of him; but no one, at present, can design a better finial, though he will never design even a finial perfectly." But even this I said less with reference to powers of arrangement, than to materials of fancy; for many men have store enough to last them through a boss or a bracket, but not to last them through a church front.

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