Traphagen, Ethel, b. 1884 · New York, John Wiley & Sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 112
are not suffici-ently intricate to consti-tute original thought.In these the student ofdesign, however, can findsplendid motives for mod-ern treatment. See Fig. 114. This ma-terial was designed from a unit on anIndian basket. 51. Influence in Design.—We knowthat the earlj- civilized races had… … Fig. 114 wars and conquests, and their designswere often similar. The affinity between the Art of Indiaand Japan is close on account of Bud-dhism, which exercises a strong influenceover both peoples. TheArt of Japan and Chinais also somewhat similar;indeed, at times the dif-ferences are difficult…
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