Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 101
ing line andform as far as possible. We might make an effectivepanel, say, for a casket, or a clock-case, or a floor, bystrictly limiting ourselves to very few and simpleforms—say, for instance, a stem, a leaf, a berry, ordisc, and a bird form, or fruit and leaf forms. Itwould be possible to build… … FOR. INLAID WOR.K. of the practicability of an inlay design. This isactually done with the working drawing by the in-lay cutter. INLAY DESIGN I once designed an inlaid floor for the centre ofa picture gallery. The scale was rather large, andthe work was bold. One kept to large, bold, andsimple…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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