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Theory and practice of teaching art (1912)

Dow, Arthur W. (Arthur Wesley), 1857-1922 · New York, Teachers College, Columbia University · leaf 21

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d transparent. Mere mechanical tracing has no value,but tracing for improvement has a distinct art-use. Historic ExamplesSuch simple spacing of straight lines suggests at once thearchitectural moulding and its kindred. The best examples,Greek, Gothic, and Renaissance, can be shown and their… … CcnT-^ry FIG. 4.—SPACING OF RECTANGULAR PANELS. FREE BRUSH-WORK. Rectangular Spacing The first problem involved a very simple synthesis. The nextshould include the first with an added step. Rectangular panel-ling, the arrangement of enclosed spaces, seems to follownaturally. The square and circle…

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