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Plant analysis, distemper color, bookcover designing, carpet designing, oilcloth and linoleum designing, wallpaper designing, the American vignola, color harmony (1905)

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versa and Fillet. But generally it has no Necking, and it is, accordingly, only two- sixths of a Diameter in height, or one-third instead of one- half. Both the Echinus and the Cymatium that crown the Abacus are larger than in the Doric, and the face of the Abacus smaller, and the Echinus projects… … which is a half Diameter, measuring down from the Archi¬ trave. The Eyes of the Scrolls are one-third of a Diameter from the top, on the line separating the bottom of the Capital from the top of the Astragal that crowns the Shaft. They are just one Diameter apart on centers, coming over the

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