Identifier: aestheticmanualt00thom (find matches)
Title: Aesthetic manual, to accompany the aesthetic series of drawing books and to be used independently
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: Thompson, L. S
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Publisher: Boston, D.C. Heath & Co.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Continued. Extend the Gothic border at the top of Plate 9. Fig. 27 represents a Gothic Crocket Leaf, to be drawn freehand at the right endof the plate in a reversed position. Fig. 28 represents the left half of a Gothic Fiiiial, from the church of St. Andrewat Walpole. The right half is to be drawn freehand. Lesson 12.—Gothic Ornament—Continued. The Gothic border at the top of Plate i o is to be e.xtended in the usual manner, butreversed. Fig. 29 represents a Gothic Fleur-de-lis conventionalized. It is to be drawn free-hand at the right end of the plate; and it may also be analyzed in writing to discoverwhy it is pleasing. Fig. 30 represents a fragment of Gothic Foliage based on the celery leaf, to bedrawn at the right end of the plate. Fig. 31 represents the left half of a Gothic Witnlow. from the church at Schom-dorf, near Stuttgart. The tracery at the head of the window is of the style known asthe fish-bladder pattern. Draw the right half by tracing and reversing the left half.
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