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Augsburg's drawing, book 2 (1901)

Augsburg, De Resco Leo, b. 1859 · Boston, New York, Educational Pub. Co · leaf 135

An illustration from Augsburg's drawing, book 2, 1901, leaf 135
example, a point like E is chosen and each distance is estimatedand each line drawn with regard to this point. This method is thedirect opposite of looking at the group as a unit or whole. … Pleasing groups are usually based on a geometrical form —the triangle, diamond, rectangle, pentagon, oval or ellipse. Someof the most pleasing groups are triangular in shape.

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