Theory and analysis of ornament applied to the work of elementary and technical schools (1892)
Schauermann, François Louis · London, S. Low, Marston · leaf 180
1 68 Theo7y and A dialysis of Ornament, are continued, following the complete network of lozenge and square (Fig. 203). II. Lozenge, Lozenge-Eectangle. The example chosen contains a lozenge of fou? trigons, a lozenge of two trigons, and a rectangle of two squares. This disposition has two assembled… … Fig. 204. Fig. 205. III. Hexagon, Souaee, Teigon. This disposition results from a grouping of hexagons composed of seven circles (Fig. 205). IV. Hexagon, Teigon, Eeotangle. This disposition results from, hexagons composed of nineteen circles. Hexagons, trigons and squares could be composed of a…
Decoration and ornament
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