Worst, Edward F. (Edward Francis), 1866-1949, Barber, Harriette, (from old catalog) joint author, Seymour, Marian, (from old catalog) joint author · Chicago, A. W. Mumford and company · leaf 236
n nature may be shaped inclay,—flowers, fruits like the orange, apple, pear, plum,grapes, banana, etc., and animal forms. Pottery forms will grow out of the history work on prim-itive man. Cliff Dwellers, Indians and Eskimo. There are two ways of doing the primary work in pottery. In the first… … FIGURE XIX. repeated several times, allowing each coat to drv beforeadding another, produces a fairly good piece of pottery. In the second process the pottery is built up by meansof coils. This is what is commonly called the coil processand was practiced by many Indian tribes. (Fig. XIX.) Flatten a…
Manual training · Paper work · Basket making. (from old catalog)
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