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Some fundamental verities in education (1911)

Groszmann, Maximilian P. E. (Maximilian Paul Eugen), 1855-1922 · Boston : R. G. Badger · leaf 125

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spond tosavage and Egyptian drawings of the samekind and of kindred themes. In Egyptianwork, all objects are so drawn as to exposetheir characteristic side to view. The ground,roads, meadows, ponds, are drawn as theywould appear from above; a man standingon the opposite side of an oval pond looksas… … Figure 22 artist paints the pond rectangular in shape,lined in with yellow sandstone, just as if hewere drawing a diagram or plan, or work-ing drawing of it. On the side of the pondtowards the observer there stand three palmtrees; on the opposite side only two. Con-sequently, three of them are…

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