Ward, James, 1851-1927 · London, Chapman and Hall · leaf 76
; the mallow, oak, orange, PRINCIPLES OF ORNAMENT. 63 lemon, and other plants of sturdy growth, to wood-carving,stone, and iron-work. At the same time a too rigid ad-herence to these principles is not always to be advised,for many praiseworthy and masterly designs have beenproduced entirely in… … design, either upright or horizontal (see Figs. 99 and 100).The wild rose (Fig. 101) and the lemon (Fig. 103) are bothsuitable for panel spaces of any form almost, or for all-over patterns, as in paperhangings, &c. (see Figs. 102 and104). For narrow upright panels, such plants of uprightgrowth…
Decoration and ornament
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