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The Decorator's assistant (1847)
[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 121
ndebted for those masterpieces of foliagecomposition which will ever continue to formthe true basis of perfection in this departmentof decorative art. The introduction, in moderntimes, of new species of plants and flowers,may afford reasonable hope that, by a judi-cious application of already… … THE DECORATOR S ASSISTANT. 109 t^uUs for ©rnamental Brab)infl» Having now completed the rules for drawing I of a leaf taken from the arch of Titus at Rome,the acanthus leaf, we here present the elevation j which also shows the manner of shading it.Design · Decoration and ornament · Art
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