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Practical applications of dynamic symmetry (1920)

Hambidge, Jay, 1867-1924 · New Haven : Yale University Press · leaf 42

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26 DYNAMIC SYMMETRY the major square are carefully incised in the stone by four bars, two of which have slight pointed projections on either end. The general construction was that of a in Fig. 12. Spacing for additional elements of the design is shown in c, Fig. 12, while b, Fig. 12, exhibits the… … Fig. 14. Another bas-relief from Egypt shows also how a square which is denned by bars cut in the stone at the top and bottom of the composition has its area dynamically divided for a pictorial composition. In this example the designer has used a root-five rectangle in the center of a square, Fig.…

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