Harrison, Elizabeth, 1849-1927 · St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, Ill., Sigma publishing company · leaf 218
that when this Gift is turned inside out or its "inner is outered" that it makes a No. 57. Showing Curvilinear Gift divided horizontally into halves. three-inch cube, thus connecting it not only with the cylinder but also with the cubical series. This Gift lends itself best to the construction of… … No. 58. Showing Curvilinear Ciit divided liorizriiudlj- into quarters. straight edges appear as the foundation of the form. (See Fig. 59), where we see an added strength is given to the form by means of these straight lines. This form can easily be changed into an observa- tory by placing two of…
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