Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 141
ir contrasting planes of light andshadow, and the point of their spring is marked 121 VALUE OF RECURRING LINEby a carved lion, controlled in the design of itscontour by tlie squareness of the block of stoneupon which it is carved (see illustration, p. 121). The carvings of miserere seats in our… … of the seat itself There is an instance of onefrom St. Davids Cathedral—apparently a humor-ous satire—a goose-headecl woman offering a caketo a man-headed gull (?), or perhaps they are bothgeese ! I wont pretend to say, but it evidentlyis intended to suggest cupboard love, and there isa…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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