Miller, Fred, decorative artist · New York, London, Truslove, Hanson & Comba, Ld. · leaf 229
Nos. 155 and 156.—Variations of No. A, showing the effectof stencilling on a white and black ground. But a stencil need not take the simple form No. 151. Forinstance, we could cut a sort of background suggested by aspiders web out of another piece of paper, No. 153, and bystencilling this first we… … 159 to produce it. No. 158. have to be stencilled after the butterflies have been stencilled,so that to effect this design, No. 154, it would necessitate threeoperations: first the butterflies, second the background, STENCILLING. 217 third the sprigsand pattern on butterflies. Of course,…
Decorative arts · Decoration and ornament
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