Dick, Stewart · Edinburgh, London : T. N. Foulis · leaf 218
-ing correcdy the style of growth of the plantsused; and third, truth to nature in the strictobservance of the laws of season and locality. The different parts of the composition haveeach a special name, as also have many of thefaults -into which the novice is liable to fall. Nagashi, the… … A FLOWER COMPOSITION LANDSCAPE GARDENING loopholes, and lattice-making, where the cross-ing suggests lattice-work, are both grave faults,as is also any suspicion of parallelism in themain lines. It is not sufficient either that the finishedstudy should look well from the front. It mustbear the test…
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