A book of studies in plant form with some suggestions for their application to design (1896)
Lilley, A. E. V, Midgeley, W., joint author · New York : Scribner · leaf 47
FiG. 44.—Thorn-apple. Flowers white, 4 inchts long. pose the border of the same natural forms as the filling butdifferently treated (Figs. 112, 116, 160). In rectangular repeating borders the corner is the chiefdifficulty, and must be considered first. It will be found that STUDIES IN PLANT FORM… … Fig. 45.—Seaweeds, a, Sea Tongs, olive green, b, Narrow Ulva, green colour, c, SeWrack, olive green, d, Horn Wrack, olive green. E, Twin-bladder Wrack, olive green. F, Kn^Wrack, olive colour. G, Oar-weed, olive green. BORDERS
Decoration and ornament
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