s, the other in straight lines.In the two latter cases an effort wasmade to relate the petals to the centerand to give some element of varietyin shapes and measures to the areasinto which the flower was divided.Beyond this, these conventions haveno particularmerit or dis-tinction ; infact, we… … DESIGN IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: NUMBER VIII this series. But these two conventionswere made with a definite purpose inmind,—an application to a repeated de-sign. In the completion of the idea in-volved in these repeated designs may befound a justification for the treatmentaccorded the flower. In the…
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