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Dynamic symmetry; the Greek vase (1920)

Hambidge, Jay, 1867-1924, Yale University. Rutherford Trowbridge memorial publication fund · New Haven, Conn., and New York city, Yale university press; [etc., etc.] · leaf 122

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yllotaxis. That this is so the pottery designs alone abundantly show. The area of the elevation of a Greek vase of the first class, that is, the area obtained by the full height and width of such a vessel, and the secondary areas obtained by subdivision of de- tails, such as width of foot, neck,… … Fig. 14a. Kalpis in the Boston Museum, showing a theme in whirling square and root-five. (Measured, drawn and analyzed by L. D. Caskey.) ^■■^ T' ■- ■ ;■ " ' J s .... .' y s \ w >-:v:-<' /■'■":■-<, Fig. 14c. Fig. 14^.

Design · Vases, Greek

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