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We have seen that the disruptive effect of a pattern depends , among other
factors , upon the range of tones employed . ... what are the visual characteristics
of single objects of simple form - as opposed to complex forms seen in the
aggregate .
We have seen that the disruptive effect of a pattern depends , among other
factors , upon the range of tones employed . ... what are the visual characteristics
of single objects of simple form - as opposed to complex forms seen in the
aggregate .
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simple and complex . For while it is true that constructive shading operates
essentially by throwing a flat surface into optical relief , it may also serve to add
false relief to a surface already curved . Many beautiful examples are seen in the
cryptic ...
simple and complex . For while it is true that constructive shading operates
essentially by throwing a flat surface into optical relief , it may also serve to add
false relief to a surface already curved . Many beautiful examples are seen in the
cryptic ...
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SONG OF SOLOMON , II , 11 - 13 WE have seen in the earlier part of this work
that the coloration , form , and habits of very ... we have seen further that this end
is attained in widely different classes of creatures , in widely different
environments ...
SONG OF SOLOMON , II , 11 - 13 WE have seen in the earlier part of this work
that the coloration , form , and habits of very ... we have seen further that this end
is attained in widely different classes of creatures , in widely different
environments ...
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