Dresser, Christopher · London ; New York : Cassell Petter & Galpin · leaf 113
heavy; that it should be such as results from the use of a pre-dominance of bright and warm colours, rather than of cold and neutral hues; that it 100 PlllNCIPLES OF DESIGN. should be neutral, inasmuch as it should not present large masses of positive colour,but should have an equality of rich… … ^ k- » * ^ \ n , * n ir-.Q i0<^ nil Im I I Fig. SU. colour. This is the effect which a carpet should present, yet it should never presentflowers, imitatively rendered, as its ornamentation. Such imitative renderings arenot to be produced by the ornamentist; they must come from the pictorial…
Decoration and ornament
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