Some principles of every-day art: introductory chapters on the arts not fine (1890)
Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 · London, Batsford · leaf 105
raftsman—his presumption isvery likely to be in excess of his power—and in thesecond, supposing the result to be satisfactory, itwill have been reached by an expenditure of time. 9a Every-day Art. energy, and material, which, wisely directed, wouldhave gone very much further. It is difficult… … j-^t ■ J^ 4 ^^ ■ ^ &v \ . ■ r- ■ t/l \ TTuKcNLIM yj ^ — I /linyy^lfylr\ ^t-^ \ n j ! lAjr _^^ u 1 i^j^ • ■ |\ CS< xTT/i >r J tm 1 ^^^ ^^^-|^^ S Domestic stained glass. mine to some extent its detail. There is noreason why wood-work should protest that it isjoinery, why stained glass…
Decoration and ornament
Internet Archive · University of Toronto, Robarts Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
