Trezise, Frederick James, 1875- · Chicago, The Inland printer company · leaf 43
uld prevent many of these seemingly unim-portant errors which mar the appearance of so manyprinted specimens. Take Fig. 13, for instance. Howmuch more attractive this design would be if theinner rules were a trifle heavier, to correspond to theweight of the type-face. As it is now, they are soweak… … Shape harmony would imply that all the shapes in a piece of workmust share some common property. For example, curves and curvilinearfigures would go well together; straight lines and rectangular figureswould be classified in the same way. Thus if we would have completeshape harmony we would see…
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