Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 36
of their being always struggling against its pressure even in the calmeweather; and this is entirely due to our associatioof wind-movement with this peculiar linear epression. Flowing water, again, is expressed by certainrecurring wave-lines, which remind us of the ancienimlinear symbols of the… … ...EARRANQtSEA SAHD- Kg- lines, sometimes crossing like a network, andmetimes running into a series of shell-like waves;lile the sands themselves are ribbed and chan-lled and modelled by the recurring movement 17 c LINEAR EXPRESSION OF TEXTURES of the waves, which leave upon them the Impress and…
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