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The things which are seen; a revaluation of the visual arts (1921)

Edwards, Arthur Trystan · London, P. Allan & co · leaf 277

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the circular but yet more sensitive, more consciousof its position and function than is the quartercircle, how would one set about it ? Suppose onewanted to punctuate the curve so that by its formit knows it is coming to an end ? It may be thatthe quarter circular form in Fig. 84 C isconsidered bad…

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