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Studies in the decorative art of Japan (1910)

Piggott, Francis Taylor, Sir, 1852-1925 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 144

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Fig. 4> Sometimes one symbol with its developed ends form the basis of an entiredesign. Vet again, isolated sections of the figure were arranged in series to form aborder, as in fig. 4<>, which comes from the edge of a water tank in the Templeof Tvevasu at Xikko. … Fig. 4ti This fillet differs in many respects from the key -borders. It is anarrangement of independent units of design ; there is therefore no continuity of Fij;. 4 Fig. 48 JlE][s|E]|sL 1 — —j| — S]|[afEl||7 no STUDIES fN THE DECORATIYE ART OF JAPAN line, nor any meandering fillet; and in this…

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