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Line & form (1902)

Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 178

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ut the general sentiment more strongly. Substitute rueeed rocks, swollen torrents, wind-tossed trees and stormy skies, and all is changed.Such things cannot be expressed without muchmore emphatic lines and masses, and the use ofopposing angles and energetic curves of move-ment which would be… … 4 INFORMAL COMPOSITION Such comparisons indicate not only that thereis a necessary association of ideas with certainlines and forms, but also that certain relationsand associations of line of a similar characterare necessary to produce a harmonious composi-tion, and one which conveys a definite and…

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