Some principles of every-day art: introductory chapters on the arts not fine
A short instructional treatise on applied design by Lewis Foreman Day, published in London by Batsford in 1890 for craftsmen, manufacturers and students of the decorative trades. Wood-engraved diagrams show foliate scrolls, acanthus panels and flowering sprays worked in flat black and white, with hatched grounds and scrolled fillers that read as ready-made repeat patterns, borders and corner units.
