Theory and analysis of ornament applied to the work of elementary and technical schools (1892)
Schauermann, François Louis · London, S. Low, Marston · leaf 173
Theoiy and Analysis of Ornament, i6i we obtain, with the polygonal figures, at first th e networks described above, and then the disjoined networks. 1. Lozenges. Assembled lozenges give, by fol- lowed juxtaposition, the ordinary network where the lozenges have all the same direction ; by juxta-… … tions ; by centred juxtaposition, the network has three directions, a varied network by combination of three first juxtapositions ; and also the juxtaposi- tion determined bv three lozenges assembled in point and in side (Fig. 182). 2. Lectangles and Squares. The rectangle and the square determine…
Decoration and ornament
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