Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York: John Wiley · leaf 363
he surface.The reverses (dark) of Jc and I are also of considerable service ;the other four hardly ever used in good work. § xii. If we were to add a fourth curve to the componentseries, we should have forty-eight more cornices : but there is nouse in pursuing the system further, as such… … ell U u DECORATION. XXVII. THE CORNICE AND CAPITAL. 315 line of ]STo. 14, which is a form of the type e, the longest curve,i. e. the lowest, having deepest curvature, and each limb opposedby a short contrary curve at its extremities, the convex limb bya concave, the concave by a convex. § xin.…
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