Heraldry and floral forms as used in decoration; (1922)
Cole, Herbert · London & Toronto, J. M. Dent & Sons ltd.; New York, E. P. Dutton & co. · leaf 135
us and famihar to the practicaldecorator. The primary object of decoration being not imitation butornament, it becomes clear that those flowers or plants which can bebent and twisted to the requirements of geometrical pattern wouldbe used in preference to others of a more intractable nature.… … ^ose from /?^errarolsHeriaC
Decoration and ornament · Heraldry · Decoration and ornament -- Plant forms
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