Easy steps in architecture and architectural drawing .. (1915)
Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836- [from old catalog] · Chicago, Ill., Printed by F. J. Drake & co. · leaf 250
stars, &e., are produced, thelines of which are extended beyond the point of an in-tersection, as shown in Fig. 144. In arabesques in whichcircular lines are predominant, the treatment is free, butthey seldom form a circle or any other mathematicalfigure, but rather flowing curves, which have a… … Fig. 145. ARABESQUE, WITH REPETITION OF THE DESIGN IN ANINVERSE DIRECTION. 156. Colors are universally employed in these arab-esques, as they are in Arabian art in general, with greattaste, and with a due appreciation of moderation; notonly the usual decorative colors, as red, blue, white, andgold,…
Architecture · Architectural drawing
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