Archological Researches in Nicaragua
Archological Researches in Nicaragua
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In tins panel the whole of Fig. 65 seems to have been crowded into the space between e and /, the dots being omitted, the central form modified, and the two small squares on the right transferred to the lower left-hand corner of the same" compartment. The carelessness and lack of foresight on the part of the painter he could hardly be termed artist is illustrated in the absence of a preconceived plan and measure- ments, while at the same time considerable ingenuity is shown, and power ot accomm...odation to circumstances.
Fig. G6. Sec. 1.
a c Sec. 2.
Sec. 4.
No. 301.
In 301 is seen another instance of this combination in form and adaptation to space. The sections form a band around the vessel. The principal pattern in sections 1, 2, and 3 is essentially similar to b in Fig. 64, with the variations in detail, which are so common. In the space remaining to complete the circum- ference was introduced the fourth section. In this the second section has been crowded and modified by drawing lines between a and b, a' and b', lengthening the shaded line c, d, and bending the whole figure over to the left until c and c> met.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In tins panel the whole of Fig. 65 seems to have been crowded into the space between e and /, the dots being omitted, the central form modified, and the two small squares on the right transferred to the lower left-hand corner of the same" compartment. The carelessness and lack of foresight on the part of the painter he could hardly be termed artist is illustrated in the absence of a preconceived plan and measure- ments, while at the same time considerable ingenuity is shown, and power ot accomm...odation to circumstances.
Fig. G6. Sec. 1.
a c Sec. 2.
Sec. 4.
No. 301.
In 301 is seen another instance of this combination in form and adaptation to space. The sections form a band around the vessel. The principal pattern in sections 1, 2, and 3 is essentially similar to b in Fig. 64, with the variations in detail, which are so common. In the space remaining to complete the circum- ference was introduced the fourth section. In this the second section has been crowded and modified by drawing lines between a and b, a' and b', lengthening the shaded line c, d, and bending the whole figure over to the left until c and c> met.
What to read after Archological Researches in Nicaragua?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J F John Francis Bransford to read onlineMoreLess
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