Some diagrams and illustrations taken from A Textbook on Ornamental Design published by International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, PA., USA, 1901.
There are two volumes; there was originally also a portfolio of images, which is not present in my copies of the books.
Title: A Textbook on Ornamental Design
Published by: International Correspondence Schools
City: Scranton, PA.
Date: 1901
Total items: 11
Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.
11.—Drawing a circle with the compasses.
Showing how to draw a circle with a pair of compasses. [more...] [$]
For drawing circles with. [$]
Figure 3.55.—Corinthian Ornament.
89. Corinthian Order.—In Fig. 55, however, is shown a section of ornament from the choragic monument of Lysicrates at Athens. This is the principal structure of Greek origin designed in the Corinthian order. fig. 55 is an ornament from the top of the above monument, and shows not only the elaboration of ornament characteristic of this order, but [...] utmost importance in its relation to the lack of invention of new forms and the restraining influences of certain art periods. [more...] [$]
Some diagrams and illustrations taken from A Textbook on Ornamental Design published by International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, PA., USA, 1901.
There are two volumes; there was originally also a portfolio of images, which is not present in my copies of the books.
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