Dow, Arthur W. (Arthur Wesley), 1857-1922 · New York, Teachers College, Columbia University · leaf 27
ffect of good arrangement. Following this would be the studyof certain definite ideas of composition—distinct ways of creatingharmony of line. These ways, for want of a better name, may becalled Principles of Design. For ordinary purposes of teachingtwo will suffice—and may be named Subordination… … FIG. II.—SYMMETRY AND SUBORDINATION.BRUSH DRAWING FROM MEDIAEVAL IRON-WORK. Theory and Practice of Teaching Art ij
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