Dresser, Christopher · London ; New York : Cassell Petter & Galpin · leaf 98
be enriched to anyextent. It may be plain with a bordering separating it from the wall, such asFigs. 57, 5S, and 59, or the coloured border on Plate I. (frontispiece) ; or it mayhave a simple flower regularly dispersed over it; or it may be covered with ageometrical repeating pattern, in either of… … i:ti:tl.g3.f3.Hg>g!^»t3tl.ga Fit;. dO. * In some paa-ts of the country it is customary to wash the cornice over with quick-lime.If this has been done the lime must be carefully removed, for Ume will turn tariuine black. ONTARIO COLLEGE OF ART 100 McCAUL ST.TORONTO 2B, ONTARIO 86 PRINCIPLES OF…
Decoration and ornament
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