Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 230
Fig. 99Another Arrangement Drawing for Beginners arrangement. The eye lands on the central object and thenslides out of the picture. Better to group the pots together … Fig. 100. A Group of Pots in a less mathematical manner, making a more irregularpattern (Fig. 101). Had the two small pots been of different heights, the firstarrangement would have balanced itself better. Or, if we strongly desire an oblonginstead of an upright composition,we could place two of…
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