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The Australian flora in applied art (1915)

Baker, Richard Thomas, 1854-1941 · [Sydney, W.A. Gullick, Gove. printer] · leaf 38

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cts (eightin this case), rising from a circle, are byundulations boldly treated, the ])()intsforming a pleasing central star or figurefor a background. Then, surmountedin the upper portions, are three leaveshaving a slightly exaggerated venationand irregular edges, the whole producinga bold, but… … N.S.W. TECHNICAL EDUCATION. (b) Capitals.It is particularly adaptable for the form of architecture as shown in the capitalof the column Figure 8, the tips of the bracts being incurved and more of theindividual flower shown than in Figure 7.The whole also conveys an idea of strengtliand solidity. In…

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