September Veiw 2
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September Veiw 2 |
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"Now it is one of the chief uses of decoration, the chief part of its alliance with nature, that it has to sharpen our dulled senses in this matter: for this end are those wonders of intricate patterns interwoven, those strange forms invented, that men have so long delighted in: forms and intricacies that do not necessarily imitate nature, but in which the hand of the craftsman is guided to work in the way that she does, till the web, the cup, or the knife, look as natural, nay as lovely, as the green field, the river bank, or the mountain flint". William Morris The Decorative Arts,Their Relation To Modern Life And Progress,An Address Delivered Before the Trades' Guild of Learning (Dec. 4, 1877), |
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