02371nam a22003137a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020002200064020001800086040003300104050002000137082001400157100005600171240002700227245014300254246002700397250002000424264005100444300003500495336002600530337002800556338002700584500008900611500004000700500002000740505123800760650002901998650003002027pucpr20200228121558.0950601r19951916utuao         001 0 eng    a0879056991 (pbk.)  a9780879056995  apuprbengcpucprdpucprerda00aNK1510bV3 199500220a745.41 aVarnum, William H.q(William Harrison),d1878-1946.10aIndustrial arts design10aArts & crafts design :ba selected reprint of Industrial arts design /cwritten by William H. Varnum ; foreword by Timothy L. Hansen.htxt3 aArts and crafts design  a1st reprint ed.  aSalt Lake City :bGibbs-Smith Publisher,c1995  a248 p. :bill. ;c25 cm.fbook  2rdacontentatextbtxt  2rdamediaaunmediadedbn  2rdacarrieravolumebnc  aOriginally published: Industrial arts design. Peoria, Ill., Manual Arts Press, 1916.  a"Peregrine Smith book"--T.p. verso.  aIncludes index.  aDivisions of industrial arts design 
The primary mass and its proportions 
Horizontal major divisions of the primary mass 
Vertical major divisions of the primary mass 
appendages and the rules governing them 
Enrichment of the contours or outlines Designs in wood 
Enrichment of the contours or outlines designs in clay 
Enrichment of the contours or outlines designs in base and precious metals 
Surface enrichment of small primary masses in wood 
Surface enrichment of small primary masses in wood. (continued)
Surface enrichment with minor subdivisions of large primary masses in wood 
Surface enrichment of clay. 
Surface enrichment of precious metals. Small flat planes 
Surface enrichment of large primary masses in base and precious metals
Color: hue, value, and chroma; stains 
Color and its relation to industrial arts design. Large surfaces of wood; wall and ceiling areas 
Color and its relation to industrial arts design. Small surfaces in clay and metal 
Complete summary of rules 
Appendix 
(a) A complete course of study for the applied arts in the base and precious metals. Relation of the rules to the problems 
(b) A complete course of study for the applied arts in pottery. Relation of the rules to problems
Index 0aDecoration and ornament. 0aArts and crafts movement.