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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)

American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 265

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arts, by accenting cer-tain points, and by carrying through only certain important linesof mouldings, and drawing other lines only a short distance. Fin-ished lines coming down on to projecting surfaces may be stoppedshort just before reaching the surface, giving effect of high light onthose… … Fig. 4. Shade Lines. i M A: i m ■h- m s •c- Fig. 5. .Tmiftions of Lines. the same holds good, as isshown in Fig. 5. In an elevation, theplanes toward the frontmay ))e drawn with darklines and tho.se farther back with lighter lines. Joint lines in masonryand the lighter lines of carving should be…

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