Primer of Design
Primer of Design
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PRIMER OF DESIGN.
27 Diagram of a perfect symmetrical flower, showing the various circles or parts alternating with each other. The outer circle, or whorl, the calyx, 1 ; the next circle, its parts alternating with those of the calyx, the corolla, 2; within that, the stamens, 3; and, occupying the centre of all, the pistil, 4.
17. Continuity is the identification of each part of a design, symmetrical or unsymmetrical, with another part, and with the whole. A bond of union of parts must exist, a...nd be made clearly manifest, in such a way, that not only one part, but all, shall be seen to be har- moniously united to form a whole. Continuity in a design means uninterrupted pleasing connection of parts, differing in shapes. It is distinguished from unity in this respect : unity requires subordination of parts to a whole. As continuity in a composition means the orderly succession of parts differing in shape, if this principle is violated, unity is broken. Turner, in one of his best pictures, — " The Old Bridge at Cob- lentz, " — adhered strictly to the law of continuity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PRIMER OF DESIGN.
27 Diagram of a perfect symmetrical flower, showing the various circles or parts alternating with each other. The outer circle, or whorl, the calyx, 1 ; the next circle, its parts alternating with those of the calyx, the corolla, 2; within that, the stamens, 3; and, occupying the centre of all, the pistil, 4.
17. Continuity is the identification of each part of a design, symmetrical or unsymmetrical, with another part, and with the whole. A bond of union of parts must exist, a...nd be made clearly manifest, in such a way, that not only one part, but all, shall be seen to be har- moniously united to form a whole. Continuity in a design means uninterrupted pleasing connection of parts, differing in shapes. It is distinguished from unity in this respect : unity requires subordination of parts to a whole. As continuity in a composition means the orderly succession of parts differing in shape, if this principle is violated, unity is broken. Turner, in one of his best pictures, — " The Old Bridge at Cob- lentz, " — adhered strictly to the law of continuity.
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