Bailey, Henry Turner, 1865-1931, ed · New York : Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover · leaf 93
emore satisfactory because it gives the greatest space where itappears most needed. The end of the branch is too near thelower margin in 8. The other suggests more freedom. Sothat arrangement is most reasonable which allows most roomin the direction in which the subject would grow or develop. If a… … consistent with its use. The title, inscription, or pad, is an impor-tant feature in the balance of the whole, but the initials or nameof the designer should not occupy an important place. In thework of the little people, the use of the initials as an element DECORATIVE ARRANGEMENT 91 in the…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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