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a history of ornament352
of the th century322
at the same time186
in the case of173
the church of st172
as shown in fig170
in the british museum166
on the other hand163
theory and analysis of149
and analysis of ornament147
may be seen in144
from the church of140
in the form of135
of the middle ages132
in the th century128
the end of the127
and development of ornament124
be seen in the119
ornament and its application119
one of the most118
that is to say114
the use of the113
birth and development of108
in ornament and dress107
art in ornament and106
the birth and development105
the centre of the104
in the church of101
is one of the97
to be found in93
the character of the93
the middle of the91
the art of the87
the form of a85
th and th centuries84
the height of the83
the form of the81
the philosophy of ornament81
the top of the81
of the sixteenth century79
as well as the79
the lines of the77
the th and th76
the anatomy of pattern75
the south kensington museum74
it will be seen73
from the temple of72
from the church at72
the decoration of the68
in the south kensington67
the width of the66
be found in the66
are to be found64
in the middle ages64
in the same way63
the case of the63
the surface of the63
the work of the61
the principles of ornament61
at the end of61
the beginning of the61
of light and shade61
for the most part60
of the church of59
of the university of59
ornament in european silks58
in the direction of58
the point of distance58
in the museum at58
the style of the58
of the temple of58
in the decoration of57
is shown in fig57
as may be seen55
to the point of55
the planning of ornament55
in the use of54
the point of sight54
in the way of54
is seen in the54
the base of the54
from the th century53
the evolution of architectural53
the close of the52
the time of the52
as well as in52
evolution of architectural ornament52
in order that the51
it will be observed51
on each side of51
the upper part of51
it is necessary to51
as in the case51
in the centre of50
during the reign of50
end of the th49
from the time of49
of the church at48
each side of the48
in the cathedral of48
the sides of the48
the influence of the48
and at the same48
the whole of the47
library of the university47
it is to be47
will be found in47
for the purpose of46
the application of ornament46
the fact that the46
in design by john46
of one of the45
a part of the45
the period of the45
it is impossible to45
be borne in mind44
to the present day44
after the manner of44
as a matter of44
the shape of the44
with the exception of44
the outline of the44
by means of a43
capital from the church43
the length of the43
the development of the43
by the use of43
a portion of the43
in the hands of43
middle of the th42
to be seen in42
is by no means42
will be seen that42
of a number of42
is to be found42
the arrangement of the41
from the cathedral at41
the center of the41
the middle ages and41
the rest of the41
for the sake of41
appears to have been40
the lower part of40
at the present day39
the design of the39
the introduction of the39
seems to have been39
of the th and39
in the art of39
the size of the39
early renaissance in italy39
the works of the39
to the th century38
the nature of the38
the university of california38
may be considered as38
to a certain extent37
in the same manner37
of the fifteenth century37
design based on the37
may be said to37
at right angles to37
in the reign of37
the teaching of the36
borne in mind that36
the ornament of the36
of a series of36
the forms of the35
in which it is35
upper part of the35
the construction of the35
x x x x35
to be met with35
the hands of the35
the town hall at35
in accordance with the34
to the fact that34
from time to time34
in the shape of34
the reign of louis34
appear to have been34
teaching of the tool34
the architecture of the34
is given in fig34
the body of the34
the greater part of34
doorway of the church33
from that of the33
to that of the33
will be observed that33
of which it is33
half of the th33
in the cathedral at33
to the decoration of33
a b c d33
the leaves of the33
by the point of33
the walls of the33
as shown by the33
a great variety of32
is that of the32
the bottom of the32
the name of the32
the enrichment of the32
the treatment of the32
of the cathedral of32
of the cathedral at32
front and side view31
the plane of the31
the details of the31
in proportion to the31
beginning of the th31
in some of the31
middle ages and the31
will be found to31
may be divided into30
of the time of30
on the one hand30
the direction of the30
of the italian renaissance30
seem to have been30
of the human figure30
o o o o30
the church of san30
a matter of fact30
in the latter case30
in the time of30
is found in the30
the face of the30
on account of the30
dates from the year30
the architect of the29
at the time of29
there can be no29
and instructions for application29
in front of the29
in the palace of29
in the temple of29
the church of s29
in the th and29
from the tomb of29
the beauty of the29
the latter part of29
the way in which29
to the present time29
for the use of28
the same manner as28
it is evident that28
on either side of28
the artists of the28
of the present day28
on the lines of28
explanation and instructions for28
i i i i28
that it is not28
the seat of the28
lower part of the28
of the art of28
in many of the28
by the side of28
be observed that the28
in the hotel cluny28
the capitals of the28
the manner in which28
in this case the28
in the works of28
for application on page28
in the course of28
it is one of28
a great deal of27
the exception of the27
the line a b27
for the decoration of27
by the introduction of27
character which comes of27
it may be said27
in one of the27
the colour of the27
the ends of the27
by john leight on27
in such a way27
of the most beautiful27
the effect of the27
in the church at27
the side of the27
th and th century26
th or th century26
by means of the26
in the design of26
the case of a26
from the point of26
latter part of the26
at present in the26
as a symbol of26
as we have seen26
the door of the26
the head of the26
instructions for application on26
it is difficult to26
of the renaissance in25
from the earliest times25
before the christian era25
in the development of25
the part of the25
the place of the25
it is easy to25
ornament in the netherlands25
in the united states25
plane of the picture25
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries25
the interior of the25
and that of the25
by the aid of25
in the first place25
in addition to the25
the edge of the25
was one of the25
it will be found25
to have been the25
under the influence of25
is due to the25
a more or less25
the palace of the24
in the cluny museum24
is an example of24
the tower of the24
of some of the24
from the palace of24
of the gothic style24
in the possession of24
the facade of the24
it will be noticed24
the plan of the24
chaldean and assyrian art24
design by john leight24
with that of the24
of the thirteenth century24
an example of the24
of the nature of24
the depth of the24
is based on the24
on the part of24
and it will be24
we find in the24
may be found in24
it is in the24
suggestions in design by24
vertical and horizontal lines24
the same may be24
the church of santa24
come down to us24
the early part of24
furnished for interior plaster24
on account of its24
the church of the24
have been found in24
from the cathedral of23
italian renaissance italian renaissance23
to the development of23
now in the british23
brackets listed under the23
to the use of23
but it is not23
be found to be23
on oak or birch23
in the construction of23
some of the most23
one of the earliest23
the use of a23
have come down to23
the greeks and romans23
the quality of the23
with the addition of23
and brackets listed under23
the ornamentation of the23
end of th century23
a portion of a23
of the use of23
louis xv louis xv23
english later renaissance ornament23
by the addition of23
essay on ornamental art23
the th century the23
in which they are22
is illustrated in fig22
is said to be22
which comes of treatment22
as well as of22
of the work of22
about the middle of22
ages and the renascence22
the thickness of the22
in the museum of22
so as to form22
church of santa maria22
are to be seen22
the general laws of22
in this plate are22
general laws of ornament22
with regard to the22
into two equal parts22
or it may be22
way in which the22
in the first instance22
of the town hall22
a design for a22
be met with in22
the origin of the22
in the style of22
the various forms of22
with a view to22
in the fifteenth century22
based on oak or21
same may be said21
tower of the winds21
that it should be21
towards the close of21
and side view of21
capitals and brackets listed21
in the midst of21
a good example of21
at the present time21
the second half of21
is known as the21
as that of the21
may be regarded as21
the eye of the21
the back of the21
in the upper part21
is derived from the21
towards the end of21
in the present day21
the proportions of the21
early part of the21
renaissance ornament in spain21
is not to be21
louis xvi louis xvi21
from the same church21
the commencement of the21
it was not until21
what is known as21
of the seventeenth century21
a certain amount of21
in the year b21
of the design is20
one side of the20
at the top of20
in spite of the20
on a black ground20
from one of the20
later renaissance ornament in20
in the middle of20
not by any means20
as well as to20
the corners of the20
a few of the20
also be furnished for20
is the same as20
to a great extent20
at the base of20
be furnished for interior20
that shown in fig20
of the roman empire20
be seen that the20
in the center of20
by f edward hulme20
point of sight s20
it is not so20
of the eighteenth century20
the finest examples of20
of the palace of20
th and early th20
the best periods of20
said to have been20
to have been a20
in harmony with the20
as will be seen19
a large number of19
of the mosque of19
for the purposes of19
from a tomb in19
the arms of the19
the choragic monument of19
above prices based on19
may be taken as19
it is interesting to19
may be said of19
in the ornament of19
into a number of19
during the middle ages19
the history of the19
the leaf of the19
to the right and19
que tem o n19
in the north of19
prices subject to discount19
german later renaissance ornament19
in such a manner19
in the thirteenth century19
capital and base from19
that the art of19
it is the same19
the curve of the19
is the symbol of19
at a later period19
naturalgrowth and ornamental treatment19
the th to the19
history of ornament the19
the right and left19
second half of the19
the effect of this19
capital of a column19
to a depth of19
of architecture and ornament19
in the manufacture of19
at the beginning of19
the representation of the19
the characteristics of the19
the design is to19
in the arrangement of19
prices based on oak19
in the history of19
the first half of19
the point of view19
french later renaissance ornament19
their naturalgrowth and ornamental19
in the nature of19
supposed to have been19
that there is no19
on which it is18
of many of the18
the capital of the18
for a long time18
the taste of the18
the stem of the18
can also be furnished18
state return or thickness18
which the design is18
down to the present18
due to the fact18
in the application of18
in the architecture of18
in connection with the18
the appearance of the18
in the treatment of18
circumference of a circle18
is supposed to be18
in the choir of18
and base from the18
the application of the18
it will be necessary18
a combination of the18
the hand of the18
are found in the18
academia de bellas artes18
the scale of the18
the expression of the18
at an angle of18
of the ornament is18
of the works of18
with which we are18
english th century ornament18
by james akerman london18
of the nineteenth century18
the front of the18
the basis of the18
the study of the18
upper part of a18
from a house in18
be said to have18
right and left of18
the addition of a18
from the house of18
in mind that the18
the museum of the18
it would be difficult18
description of the plates18
use of the border18
as those of the18
it is only by18
a good deal of18
of the early renaissance18
victoria and albert museum18
the hall of the18
on the other side18
such a manner that18
but there is no18
exterior can also be18
and on the other18
the manner of the18
on the walls of18
to the left of17
the extent to which17
you have only to17
an important part in17
met with in the17
greek greek greek greek17
all capitals and brackets17
of this kind of17
so long as the17
of the various styles17
in the fact that17
it is a very17
a view of the17
the frieze of the17
the mind of the17
of the doric order17
empire ornament in france17
would be difficult to17
in the forms of17
of the most important17
capital from the cathedral17
than that of the17
base from the church17
of the acanthus leaf17
and the addition of17
of the same period17
as shown in the17
part of the th17
it is not a17
first half of the17
the first of these17
for interior plaster finish17
as much as possible17
in the sixteenth century17
the space between the17
and it is not17
it is not necessary17
the angles of the17
to the end of17
other parts of the17
and th century patterns17
one or the other17
from the ruins of17
interior plaster finish at17
it is possible to17
published by chapman hall17
from the castle of17
a depth of no17
the th century b17
from the th to17
examples may be seen17
and there is no17
about the year b17
years of the th17
of the character of17
books published by chapman17
the greek and roman17
by the fact that17
it is necessary that17
as we have already17
return or thickness of17
the decorative art of17
is characteristic of the17
such a way that17
renaissance architecture and ornament17
of the fourteenth century17
from the middle kingdom17
be said to be17
the names of the17
may be seen on16
an example of this16
listed under the heading16
be seen in fig16
dating from the middle16
may be said that16
the reign of henry16
must be borne in16
the same as that16
than those of the16
the points of distance16
the best examples of16
capital from the temple16
xv louis xv louis16
will be seen in16
one of the greatest16
the a history of16
temple of minerva polias16
a high state of16
be regarded as a16
to one of the16
of the later renaissance16
will be noticed that16
character of the design16
what has been done16
the symbol of the16
during the th century16
the decorations of the16
is said to have16
the various styles of16
the shape of a16
the perspective representation of16
that it may be16
point of distance d16
by the juxtaposition of16
as one of the16
the turning over of16
of this style of16
the intersection of the16
the seventeenth and eighteenth16
part of the design16
with those of the16
like those of the16
ornament in great britain16
the general effect of16
of the ornament of16
books of ornamental design16
the name given to16
is obtained by the16
the erechtheum at athens16
to the nature of16
and many of the16
width of the stroke16
work of the th16
on a gold ground16
under the name of16
important part in the16
temple of diana at16
illustrations in the text16
of the forms of16
of the same form16
to the work of16
the cloister of st16
it is true that16
in the matter of16
for natvral wood finish16
the development of a16
the ceiling of the16
a great number of16
and early th century16
in the lower part16
th to the th16
roman roman roman roman16
the court of the16
and it is the16
the value of the16
of which we have16
on the ground line16
of the twelfth century16
whatever it may be16
different from that of16
in the gothic style16
out of the solid16
which are to be16
not only in the16
it may be seen15
in the composition of15
of the renaissance period15
or thickness of pilaster15
in the character of15
empire empire empire empire15
the fifteenth and sixteenth15
a p t e15
the centre of each15
of the history of15
the circumference of a15
the heads of the15
by which it is15
the banks of the15
and left of the15
would appear to be15
with the arms of15
is that of a15
the history of ornament15
each of which is15
as well as a15
c h a p15
the general character of15
as a general rule15
of the corinthian capital15
california library of the15
the work of a15
it is clear that15
the shaft of the15
as early as the15
the temple of minerva15
see page immediately following15
text books of ornamental15
draw to the point15
immediately following the title15
turning over of the15
of cloth of gold15
of the decoration of15
schools of gothic ornament15
of the early english15
following the title page15
the study of nature15
and it may be15
p t e r15
are more or less15
a new style of15
as seen in the15
of the reign of15
in the national museum15
of california library of15
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the figure is a15
the course of the15
on a ground of15
be divided into two15
is the case with15
at the point of15
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from the mosque of15
for notice of the15
page immediately following the15
the material in which15
as shewn by the15
as in the example15
the church of sta15
on both sides of15
a very early period15
the idea of the15
up to the present15
as a means of15
the lines on which15
h a p t15
under the direction of15
have been suggested by15
of the elements of15
the formation of the15
the same time the15
for the reception of15
this may be seen15
greater part of the15
of the bronze age15
it is of the15
be considered as a15
in the tomb of15
of diana at ephesus15
town hall at augsburg15
the house of the15
would appear to have15
the addition of cross15
the difference between the15
as well as for15
in the work of15
notice of the copyright15
one with the other15
may be seen at15
in so far as15
the elements of the14
one from the other14
half the width of14
more or less in14
silk and gold thread14
of each of these14
arc of a circle14
pleasing to the eye14
su ggestions in design14
the arch of titus14
the level of the14
is to be seen14
fifteenth and sixteenth centuries14
be said of the14
play of light and14
of the style of14
of gold and silver14
the roof of the14
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ground line g g14
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from the parent stem14
the head of a14
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finish at same price14
form shown in fig14
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in which there is14
the design of a14
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in the national gallery14
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of the leaves of14
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each side of a14
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the power of the14
for the first time14
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the spirit of the14
in the open air14
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a work of art14
of column from the14
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the points of the14
of the same kind14
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loggie of the vatican14
of the greeks and14
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science and art department14
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to the effect of14
capitals of the columns14
the ruins of the14
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the upper and lower14
as far as possible14
the type of the14
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examples of gothic architecture13
of war and hunting13
in the minor arts13
of the same character13
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as a center and13
one of the oldest13
the temple of apollo13
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number of equal parts13
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r e n a13
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a symbol of the13
one and the same13
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the same number of13
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the science and art13
the valley of the13
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robert and james adam13
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to the time of13
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as it may be13
the history of art13
the origin of this13
university of california library13
of one of these13
from the cloister of13
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of the duke of13
with which it is13
the point of the13
juan de los reyes13
in the majority of13
the case in the13
to some of the13
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it must be borne13
it would have been13
may be called the13
its origin in the12
shown by the dotted12
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th century ornament in12
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the renaissance in england12
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architecture of the renaissance12
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when it comes to12
to the conditions of12
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the side of a12
that they should be12
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the th century and12
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the choir of the12
the effect of a12
the majority of the12
the base of a12
in the former case12
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the inside of the12
as it would be12
this style of decoration12
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descriptive list of illustrations12
the flower of the12
it was in the12
which it may be12
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are seen in the12
in a similar manner12
that it will be12
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the ground line g12
in the second half12
in the south of12
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this plate are given12
with a foliage basis12
there is no such12
into three equal parts12
as a principle in12
a development of the12
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those of our readers8
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