Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 130
the alternateones, or dropping them out altogether (see illus-tration, p. 111). When we desire to go beyond such primitivelinear ornaments, however, and introduce naturalform, ^Ye should still be guided by the same prin-ciples, if we desire to produce a strictly decorativeeffect, while varying them… … USE OF INTERVALS IN REPEATINC; THE SAME ORNAMENTAL UNITS.I I I DESIGNS OF FLORAL, HUMAN, AND ANIMAL FORMS, GOVERNEDBY SHAPE OF INCLOSING BOUNDARY. I 12 INFLUENCE OF CONTROLLING LINES, ETC.close them in a space, we shall feel this necessityof controlling line, which, however concealed, isyet…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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