FOURTH DIVISION.—EMPLOYMENT OF COLOURS IN ARCHITECTURE 138 1. On the Employment of Colours in Egyptian Architecture 138 2. On the Employment of Colours in Greek Architecture 139 3. On the Employment of Colours in Gothic Architecture 141 Application to the Interior of Edifices 143 On the Assortment of Stuffs with the Wood of Seats 143 On the Selection of Frames for Pictures and Engravings 145 On the General Decoration of the Interiors of Churches 147 On the Decoration of Museums and Galleries 149 Decorations of the Interior of Houses 152 On the Assortment of Colours in Interiors, the Walls of which are panelled or covered with Marble, Stucco, or Painted Wood 163 FIFTH DIVISION.—CLOTHING 165 I. MEN’S CLOTHING 165 Of the Advantages of Contrast, considered with regard to the apparent Cleanliness of Cloth for Clothing 165 II. FEMALE CLOTHING 167 Colours for the Dress of Women with White Skins 167 Of the Colours of the Hair and Head-dress 168 Of the Colours of the Complexion and the contiguous Drapery 169 The Head-dress in relation to the Coloured Rays which it may reflect upon the Skin 171 Fair-haired Type 175 Type with Black Hair 176 On the Assortment of Colours in the Dress of Women with Copper-coloured Skins 177 On the Assortment of Colours in the Dress of Women with Black or Olive Skins 177 APPLICATIONS TO HORTICULTURE.