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Page 128
... variety of style plus a more general sort that in- cludes the personal variety . To speak of a realistic style , or of one of its several polar opposites , is to imply a dif- ferent variety and a correspondingly different general sort ...
... variety of style plus a more general sort that in- cludes the personal variety . To speak of a realistic style , or of one of its several polar opposites , is to imply a dif- ferent variety and a correspondingly different general sort ...
Page 758
... variety , the techniques of basketry can be grouped into several gen- eral types according to how the elements making up the foundation ( the standards , which are analogous to the warp of cloth ) are arranged and how the moving ele ...
... variety , the techniques of basketry can be grouped into several gen- eral types according to how the elements making up the foundation ( the standards , which are analogous to the warp of cloth ) are arranged and how the moving ele ...
Page 759
... variety composed of three layers of standards and a knotted thread ) . The same method , moreover , can be adapted for decorative purposes , with threads often of different colours - to form a variety of motifs similar to embroidery ...
... variety composed of three layers of standards and a knotted thread ) . The same method , moreover , can be adapted for decorative purposes , with threads often of different colours - to form a variety of motifs similar to embroidery ...
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