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Art in dress (1916)

Bolmar, Lydia, McNutt, Kathleen, joint author · Peoria, Ill., The Manual Arts Press · leaf 19

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Lines of the Figure A thin, angular face, Fig. 6, a, should avoid having itslength accentuated by repetition in the neck and yoke lines. Contrasting lines, if not too violent, Fig. 6, b, will do muchto correct this defect. If the lines of the face are repeated they should be modifiedby a second… … Fig. 8 In Fig. 8, a, b, c, d, e, and / are shown examples of neckand yoke lines which may be used to modify the lines of the face;g, h, i, and / are examples of line which intensify the already badlines of the face. DRESS AND ITS RELATION 15 Lines Echoing Length Lines are Especiaeey Good forthe…

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