Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Year Book of the Architectural League of New York and Catalogue of the Thirty-Fifth Annual Exhibition, 1920
HE Architectural League Exhibition is held annually for the dual purpose of Offering to the architects and those in the allied arts the opportunity of presenting their recent work to the public, and of giving the public the opportunity of keeping in touch with the progress of these arts. The entire cost of presenting the exhibition is defrayed from the income derived from the advertisements in the catalogue, space taken in the supper-room and galleries by the exhibition of materials and craftsmanship, the fee for admission and the sale Of the cata logues; and any deficiency is made up from the funds of the League. This exhibition is in no way a source of income to the League.
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