Jackson, Frank G · London : Chapman & Hall · leaf 137
and adherence to plant growth—can be well fulfilled. Our lines must compose well,while the general growth of the plant must not beallowed to suffer. We must not have the stiff-growingplants adapted to flowing or spiral lines, nor thecurvilinear growth of trailing plants stiffened intounnatural… … ADAPTABILITY OF LINES TO SPACES. 123 ones, repeating the sides of the oblong, and vary-ing in length ; next, the horizontal ones, repeatingthose at the top and bottom of the figure; then, thetwo side curves, running from the central upright intothe angles, are introduced for contrast. Fig. 3 showsa…
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