Indian Basketry With 360 Illustrations
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Yet, it may be that a contribution to this long discussed subject from the standpoint of one of the earliest textile arts known to humanity may be useful in arriving at a satisfactory solution of the problem. In regard to the development of the Greek fret and the scroll in all their variations, Professor C. F. Hartt, in Popular Science Monthly, Vol. 6, p. 226, advances the theory that ornamental designs follow cer- tain weli-defined lines of development owing to the structure of the eye, which ...finds pleasure in the varying recurrence of these forms. He also argues that in the general course of nature decorative forms began with simple elements and developed by systematic methods to complex forms. Take for example the series of designs shown in Fig. 287. The meander a, made up of simple parts would, according to Mr. Hartt, by further elaboration under the supervision of the muscles of the eye, develop into b. This, in time, into c, and so on until the elegant anthemiom was achieved. The series shown in Fig.
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Yet, it may be that a contribution to this long discussed subject from the standpoint of one of the earliest textile arts known to humanity may be useful in arriving at a satisfactory solution of the problem. In regard to the development of the Greek fret and the scroll in all their variations, Professor C. F. Hartt, in Popular Science Monthly, Vol. 6, p. 226, advances the theory that ornamental designs follow cer- tain weli-defined lines of development owing to the structure of the eye, which ...finds pleasure in the varying recurrence of these forms. He also argues that in the general course of nature decorative forms began with simple elements and developed by systematic methods to complex forms. Take for example the series of designs shown in Fig. 287. The meander a, made up of simple parts would, according to Mr. Hartt, by further elaboration under the supervision of the muscles of the eye, develop into b. This, in time, into c, and so on until the elegant anthemiom was achieved. The series shown in Fig.
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