Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 145
object being, of course,the attainment of the greatest beauty consistentwith such conditions. All design is necessarily conditioned, from thepurely graphic and pictorial to the most abstractforms of decoration. We cannot set pencil topaper even without committing ourselves to a kindof compact with… … CEILI.VG PAPIER. DESKiNEl) J5V WALTER CRANE. 124 TIIK INKLUICNCK OF CONDITIONSof art will depend upon our frank acceptance of thenatural limits of the capacity of pencil and paper—of plane, surface, line, and tint as conditions ofrepresentation, and on our faithfulness to them,by means of which we…
Decoration and ornament
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