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A text-book of design (1912)

Kelley, Charles Fabens, 1885-, Riverside Press (Cambridge, Mass.), Mowll, William Luther, joint author · Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 45

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throughout, lending unity to the whole,the difference of attitude prevents monotony, giving avariety which adds fresh interest to the enjoyment ofthe design. There are four principal positions recognizedby designers (Fig. 29). If an irregular form or group ofspots be put upon a piece of paper and… … Fig. 21. SPOTS IN FIELD IN COITIC FABRIC SPOT COMPOSITION — FIELD O O V o O O O ^ 4ji ^> ^^ oo o * o o o Fig. 22. FIELD31 A TEXT-BOOK OF DESIGN a>^ 1 4*^ ] 4*>.: 4*^^: 4»>^ ^:T 4ji^ ? 4<!^ 4l|^: 4f)^: 4«>.(♦i. y 4U ^ 4*^- ^ 4i- ^ 4*i-:: 4V - 4*^ ^ 4?^ ^ 4*^ *• 4^ , <i> .…

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