Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 268
one should seek, not such effects as merelytest the capacity or ingenuity of the machine, butrather such as appear to be most decorativelyappropriate and effective. There appears to be no mechanical reason whycotton should not be printed all over with land-scapes and graphic sketches, and people… … 7 I (l) CONTRASTING SURFACES OF WARP AND WEFT IN WOVENSILK HANGING ; (2) STENCIL PRINCIPLE. PRINTS With any textile, as I have said, we are asdesigners deahng with surface. It is surfaceornament that is wanted also in printed cotton.Now good line and form and pure tints have thebest effect, because…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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