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Marks, Montague (Montague Laurence), b. 1847 · London : C.A. Pearson · leaf 131
the form itself, the less important features being subordinated to the limitations of the material to be decorated. In each handicraft conventional¬ ising has its peculiar limitations and differences. The treatment demanded in one case may be improper, or, at least, undesirable in another. For… … Fig. 281.— Nasturtium and Leaves. Decorative, but nearly teiistics is apt to be more beauti¬ Natural. ful than the severely conventional
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