Theory and analysis of ornament applied to the work of elementary and technical schools (1892)
Schauermann, François Louis · London, S. Low, Marston · leaf 78
Theory and Analysis of Ornament, 66 To linear space, or label, corresponds uniform linear order, i.e., indefinitely symmetrical form on both sides of each point. To angular space, or angle, corresponds successive linear order, i.e., everything on one side and in the way of the line, or from one… … linear prolongation, and declination of the simple or compound lines which form the plan of disposition, and numberless figures which are proportional to the following fundamental forms (Figs. 16 and 17). 1. The circle. Absolute unity or fundamental bases of forms are entirely centred in a head…
Decoration and ornament
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