and 4 (>.From the ends of 3 4, draw thelong curves, giving the cen-tres of the two leaves andstems. From the ends of 1 2,draw the compound curvet^which form the outline of theflowers. These curves, after touching 3 4 at a shortdistance from the vertical line, turn upwards, and uniteon the… … Questions. — What is said of the limit to convcmionalizednatural forms? By what are you to be guided in selecting dif-ferent forms for the purposes of ornamentation ? How shouldornament he influenced by position ? By shape? By use ? CHAPTER IX.FORMS OF LEAVES AND FLOWERS. STUDY OF BOTAXY. It luis…
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