COUNTERCHANGING ELEMENTS 291 right angles to its original position and to observe that the centre of no part of the design coincides with its former position. Many designs prove upon examina- tion to be so closely akin to the counterchange group that it would require but a slight readjustment of… … FIG. 338. changing will gain no little insight into this work if some time is devoted to the work of correcting ' these aberrant examples. Thus the design in Fig. 338, a beautiful and commonly used piece of decoration, a very bad attempt at a double counterchange is if regarded as such. We can…
Decoration and ornament
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