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Pagina 22
In this sense the word “ form ” means something like “ shape ” ; it means that we
give shape to a number of people for a particular purpose . But we go further and
say , for example , that ice “ forms ” over a pond , or that dewdrops " form " on the
...
In this sense the word “ form ” means something like “ shape ” ; it means that we
give shape to a number of people for a particular purpose . But we go further and
say , for example , that ice “ forms ” over a pond , or that dewdrops " form " on the
...
Pagina 29
But at the moment of greatest tension the drop assumes the pear shape ; and this
is a shape assumed , not only by the pear , but by many other objects in nature —
the shells of tiny molluscs , various seed - pods and cellular organisms . What I ...
But at the moment of greatest tension the drop assumes the pear shape ; and this
is a shape assumed , not only by the pear , but by many other objects in nature —
the shells of tiny molluscs , various seed - pods and cellular organisms . What I ...
Pagina 359
... mère of Taine . In every complex work of art there is some one ( or there may
be several ) preëminent shape , color , line , melodic ... Thus every good pattern
is built up of one or more shapes , the disposition of which constitutes the design .
... mère of Taine . In every complex work of art there is some one ( or there may
be several ) preëminent shape , color , line , melodic ... Thus every good pattern
is built up of one or more shapes , the disposition of which constitutes the design .
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