Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 119
lanced by a similar member on the other side; but 89 90 On Symmetry. the head, which has not this plurality, is perfect in therepetition of the two halves. The two ovals (Fig. 67) willillustrate this principle more clearly. 160. So also in the arrangement of groups or clustersof any objects, — the… … Fig. 67. bear some relation to each other, and do not interfere withthis law of repetition. It would, however, be manifestlywrong to have a figure subject in one panel and a landscapein the other. 161. In the spandrils of a Gothic doorway, thegeometric lines forming the spandril will give the idea…
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