Ornamental drawing, and architectural design. With notes, historical and practical. Upwards of 200 illustrations (1857)
Burn, Robert Scott · London, Ward and Lock · leaf 16
uction, the distance between the diamonds, as e f g h, a b c d, being equal to the distance af or d c. Example 9, fig. 1 1 , is an illustration of the use of this form in one of Minton’s encaustic tiles, from which it is copied. The parts marked + are black, those dotted red, and those filled in… … d 5 fig. 13. fig. 12. a “ diaper” pattern, the dif- Example 11, fig. 13, are illustrative of diamonds, as a, b, c, d. The ferent parts of the pattern forming a ser: method of drawing
Architecture · Decoration and ornament
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