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Art-studies from nature, as applied to design : for the use of architects, designers, and manufacturers (1872)

Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909, Glaisher, James, 1809-1903, Mackie, Samuel Joseph, Hunt, Robert, 1807-1887 · London, Virtue & co. · leaf 216

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of the leaf. The Sphenopteris tridactylites, which exhibits in the arrange-ment of its fronds one of the most symmetrical forms to be foundamong this elegant class of plants, can scarcely be sufficientlyexhibited in the space we are enabled to afford. It is abundant in FORMS OF ORGANIC REMAINS. 201… … Fig. 20. venations. It must be remembered that our drawing only repre-sents one of the fronds. The grouping of the whole on the straightand slender stem is very beautiful. The Pecopteris Whitbiensis (Fig. 21), which presents many D D 202 ART-STUDIES FROM NATURE. differences from the other forms, is…

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