Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 115
it requires much invention and ornamentalfeeling so to arrange them that, while differentin subject or meaning, and differently spaced,they shall yet properly counterbalance each other,and, though varied in detail, shall yet be equiva-lent in quantity. The same sort of feeling would 95 EQUIVALENTS… … SKETCHES TO SHOW USE OF COUNTERBALANCE, QUANTITY, ANDEQUIVALENTS IN DESIGNING. in detail ; or in a frieze composed of a series offormalized trees, where it was desired to have eachdifferent, say, to express the progression of theseasons, it w^oidd be the sense of the necessity of 96
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