Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 67
much of thepattern will be removed. This time go over each line with a singlestroke of the solid ink pencil. Do not turn the paper in drawingdiagonal and vertical lines. They are given especially to train thehand to execute such lines. By turning the paper the exercise be-comes one of drawing… … PLATE I.Motives of Common Types of Ornament. FREEHAND DRAWING 39 PLATE II. Fig. 1 is the basis of a large class of ornament founded on thelines of organic growth, called scrolls or meanders. Fig. 2 is an Egyptian border consisting of alternate flower andbud forms of the lotus, the most typical and…
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