Plant analysis, distemper color, bookcover designing, carpet designing, oilcloth and linoleum designing, wallpaper designing, the American vignola, color harmony (1905)
Scranton, Pa. : International Textbook Company · leaf 351
29 THE AMERICAN VIGNOLA 11 THE TUSCAN ORDER-PLATES III AND IV 11. The distinguishing characteristic of the Tuscan Order is simplicity. Any forms of Pedestal, Column, and Entablature that show but few mouldings, and those plain, are considered to be Tuscan. Such are, in antiquity, those of the… … Fig. 52 shaft. Dividing the Cornice into four parts, the Capital into three, and the Base into two, gives the principal horizontal divisions. The Bed Mould is a large Cyma Reversa. The Abacus is seven-sixths of a Diameter across, not including the Fillet at the top, and it projects its own height…
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