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Industrial drawing for girls : design principles applied to dress (1912)

Hammond, Edith Cary · New York : Redfield Bothers · leaf 70

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nes and with a band \ deep at the extreme bottom of the skirt, and another the same width \ above this. Placetwo horizontal bands on the waist \ wide, \ apart, as shown in theplate, Fig. 2. Dictate measurements for placing. 3. Same as No. 2, except that all horizontal bands should be darkened. 4.… … 07 PUPILS NOTE-BOOK—PLATE VI Fig. 13. Unbroken vertical lines make the figure look taller and more slender. Fig. 14. Horizontal lines make the figure look shorter and stouter. Fig. 15. Bands on a gown of contrasting tone accentuate the line effect. Fig. 16. The higher the bands on the skirt the…

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