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the "outskirts" of our cities. Skirts should be clean and tidy. Never do I look upon that orderly arrangement, a Navajo, or Apache, camp, without wondering why otherwise intelligent people still sometimes call [[Strikethrough]] Them [[/Strikethrough]] Indians "Savages". True we could exchange with them lessons on cleanliness - but [[Underline]] exchange [[/underline]] - not give. A Navajo camp is reminiscent of a Persian miniature in color and charm, is a picture of peace and contentment; the usual white man's camp is a scrappy affair, and too often scraps are left behind. All thorough the Navajo Country you fail to detect where a Navajo was camped.
    All I know of Fresco was learned from Cennino Cennini and my own experiments, and talks with other painters, including those genial workers in Mexico. I have a healthy respect for architecture, [[Strikethrough]] any architecture I undertake to decorate [[/Strikethrough]], for the wall, and for the medium, for the size of the room, and for the human being that may enter it. These considerations and the restrictions they impose hurt no one, and need not find lyric freedom. Mathematics