Geometrical drawing, projection drawing, freehand and ornamental drawing, wash work and brush drawing, elementary perspective drawing, architectural drawing (1921)
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uced. These are divided into two kinds: the cyma recta,as at (/), sometimes referred to as a Crown\nolding, owingto the fact that it is used principally at the top of a structure,and the cyma reversa, as at (/), often called an ogee molding. I LT 5.UJ-25 6 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING §7 7. All the… … the same names. The profiles of the Greek moldings usuallyapproached in their contour the curve of ^:onie conic section.They were i)robably designed freehand, but their profiles innearly every instance partake of the curvature of the ellipse, §7 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING 7 the parabola, the hyperbola,…