Woodcarving
Woodcarving
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Sections of the two principal helmets are given, and the serrations of the acanthus are shown at the junction of the same with helmet. (See Fig. 56, A)- The alternative design, Fig. 53, with ribbon mant- ling, is not so easy as it might look, very careful cutting and study of the subtle curves being necessary if it is to be made a success. Fig. 58 is another type of helmet, mostly used on borough arms.
HiiBALDIC GRIFFIN 62 IX. APPLICATION OF CARVING TO FURNITURE 1. AN ELIZABETHAN OAK CHEST OLD ...oak chests with carved fronts are very much in demand, but the supply is limited, and it often happens that we see such an article in the possession of a friend which gives rise to a certain amount of envy. We cannot, of course, all possess a genuine antique that has been nicely carved ; but it is not a difficult matter FIG. 60. ELIZABETHAN CHEST to make one for ourselves, and decorate it with carving executed in a suitable manner, true to historic tra- dition, so that, when nicely formed, it is far from easy to tell it from the antique.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sections of the two principal helmets are given, and the serrations of the acanthus are shown at the junction of the same with helmet. (See Fig. 56, A)- The alternative design, Fig. 53, with ribbon mant- ling, is not so easy as it might look, very careful cutting and study of the subtle curves being necessary if it is to be made a success. Fig. 58 is another type of helmet, mostly used on borough arms.
HiiBALDIC GRIFFIN 62 IX. APPLICATION OF CARVING TO FURNITURE 1. AN ELIZABETHAN OAK CHEST OLD ...oak chests with carved fronts are very much in demand, but the supply is limited, and it often happens that we see such an article in the possession of a friend which gives rise to a certain amount of envy. We cannot, of course, all possess a genuine antique that has been nicely carved ; but it is not a difficult matter FIG. 60. ELIZABETHAN CHEST to make one for ourselves, and decorate it with carving executed in a suitable manner, true to historic tra- dition, so that, when nicely formed, it is far from easy to tell it from the antique.
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