FIGURE FORTY-TWO DESIGN IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: NUMBER VII may be placed. The first creates holesthrough the wall; the second remainson the wall. The clue to the characterof the designs found in the best of theold textiles (Plates 31-32) was not dis-covered in plant life. The designerspossessed an… … FIGURE FORTY-THREE It is our problem, then, to define themeaning of rhythm and balance as ex-pressed in curved lines rather than tobegin by the direct conventionalizationof any natural specimen. It would bewell, though, to analyze a flower ofcareful selection,—say a rose that is setwith particular…
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