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 84
d from a Greek word signifying to soften, THE ADAPTABILITY OF OUR NATIVE PLANTS. 69 in allusion to the soothing effect of the greater number of thegenus, while the English name has clearly descended from theAnglo-Saxon malu. Drawings of the common mallow may beseen in F. L. vol. ii. 51 ; M. B. 54;… … Maple. either Scotland or Ireland. The wood, though small in section, isoften very beautifully veined, and thus becomes of service forfurniture, inlay, &c. The bark is exceedingly rough, full of deep yo ART-STUDIES FROM NATURE. furrows, and very much resembling cork in its appearance. Thefruit…
Decoration and ornament · Nature (Aesthetics)
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