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Art in dress, with notes on home decoration (1916)

Bolmar, Lydia · Peoria, Ill., The Manual Arts Press · leaf 34

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paces which have no relationshipin form to the object decorated, is always bad according to Prin-ciple II. If, as in Fig. 20, d, the square is used as a motif, it shouldbe so arranged as to conform to the boundary lines. DESIGN APPLIED TO EMBROIDERY 33 Circles inclosing or inclosed by squares or… … Fig. 21 An arrangement like that in Fig. 21, b, is always good, be-cause it breaks the space into well related parts and the lines areconsistent. Different motifs may be consistently arranged withinthese border lines.

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