Ornamental drawing, and architectural design. With notes, historical and practical. Upwards of 200 illustrations (1857)
Burn, Robert Scott · London, Ward and Lock · leaf 18
14 ORNAMENTAL DRAWING, h, with half of f e, as g e, set off to i m; and from h to n, with g o. Join® i, b m, and parallel to i m, through n, draw n' n", cutting the lines A- … 6 4, 4 2. In like manner the whole series may be drawn. The starting points being once obtained, a repetition of the pattern to any desired extent is easily effected. Example 16, fig. 19, is a specimen of ornamentation taken from one of Minton’s encaustic tiles, in which the hexagon, lozenge, and…
Architecture · Decoration and ornament
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