Dow, Arthur W. (Arthur Wesley), 1857-1922 · New York, Teachers College, Columbia University · leaf 78
cated because it is concrete. Mr. Fenollosa has shownthat just the opposite is true—the rhythmic border, being com-plete in itself, is concrete, while the illustration, merely givingideas of man, dog, house, etc., is pure abstraction.1 Noone would advise the introduction of pictorial composition… … FIG. 6s.—CHILDRENS WORK. ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR BOOK COVER, GRADE III. provided there is some form of exercise involving good spacing,contrast of tone and simple color scheme—in fact, design,whether it takes the form of pattern or picture. Upper Grades The children will have had experience in…
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