Who argued that 'Ornamentation has been, is, and will be polychrome. Nature does not present us with an object in monochrome, totally uniform with respect to color—not in vegetation, not in geology, not in topography, not in the animal kingdom. Always the contrast of color is more or less lively, and for this reason we must color wholly or in part every architectural element'?

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Who argued that 'Ornamentation has been, is, and will be polychrome. Nature does not present us with an object in monochrome, totally uniform with respect to color—not in vegetation, not in geology, not in topography, not in the animal kingdom. Always the contrast of color is more or less lively, and for this reason we must color wholly or in part every architectural element'?

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