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    【】valentsuperstitionof

    geoofpantheispelsregardforthe

    surroundingla,h

    itsbestprodutheprivatehoandgarden.itsspiritdoesnot,likethegothic

    spires,aspiretoheaven,butbroodsovertheearthandisedhitslot.while

    gothiity,esetelesandpalacessuggest

    thespiritofserenity.

    unbelievableasitsee,theinfluenalligraphyesineveninese

    arture.thisinfluenceisseeninthebolduseofskeletonstructures,likepillars

    androofs,iredht,deadlines,notablyintheevolutionofthesagging

    roof,andinthegeneralsenseofforndproportionandgradseverityof

    telesandpalaces.

    theproblefrevealingornilartothe

    problef”toupainting.justasinesepaintiliningstrokes,

    insteadrelytoindicatethentourofshapesofthings,acquireabold

    freedoftheiroecturethepillarsinersand

    beainroofs,insteadofbeinghiddeninsha,arefranklyglorifiedandbee

    iortasingivingstrutothebuildings.inesebuildingsthe

    eous.we

    silyliketoseethesestructurallines,asindigthebasicpatteofthebuilding,

    asihesofoutlineinpaintingeworkisusuallyrevealed

    inhousesareleftvisiblebothinsideandoutsidethe

    house.

    thisarisesfroheprincipleof

    ”fraongthevariousstrokesofater,weusually

    etisanenvelopingsquare,his

    regardedasgivingsupporttotherest,andthisstrokeustkepowerfullyand

    kelonger,reobviousthahers.havingobtainedsupportinthisin

    stroke,theotherstrokesit.

    eveninthedesignofagroupofbuildings,thereisaprincipleofaxis>asthereisan

    axisinsteseterstheyplanningofpeiping,oldpeking,one

    ofthestbeautifulcitiesoftheoaninvisibleaxisof

    severallesrunningnorthandsouthfroheouterstfrontgate,rightacrossthe

    eerorsthrohealhilltohis

    axisisiddle”org,andinother

    ters,likegheftp

    perhapsreiortantthantheprincipleofastraightaxisistheuseofcurves,wavy

    lines,ularrhythestontrastostclearly

    seeninthepleorpalaansionis

    based,initsessence,uponthebinationorntrastofthestraightverticallinesof

    thepillarsandthecurvedliheroof.theroofitselfntainsantrastbetween

    thestraightliheridgeandthesagginglinebelooourtrainingin

    calligraphyinainline,ay

    behorizontal,verticalorslanting,ustntrastithcurvedorsoftbrokenlines

    aroundit.theridgeoftheroofisfurtherrebrokenbyonlyafeive

    tives.onlybythentrastoftheselinesarethestraightlihepillarsandthe

    plesofesetelesand

    dsthederativepointofehasis

    ratherthanthepillarsortheendoinfroerbeing

    proportionatelysllparedhtheroofitself.

    abc

    threeierof

    ”nchtlruo,”

    andfauscauligraphist.

    theinofthefausroofliraalligraphy

    thetopoftheting,signifyingthe”roof.”hesagintheddleandthesgivenbyeseroofs.

    thetopofter”c”signifies”n,”butreselestheupperlinesofaroof.note

    alsothesureahelowerends.

    hertheprincipleofstructureinvolvedandappliedtoesearture.

    herigidverticallihepillarin”antrastedhthecurveinthe”roof”

    andhotherhorizontalstrokesattachedtoit.notein”b”thetralvertiurve,

    htheotherstrokesclusteringaroundapointatitstopandstrangelybalangone

    another.

    theinofthesaggingroof,probablythestuniqueandobviousteristif

    eiginea

    nneadicdays.ahereasonforitis

    obviousincalligraphy.sofesecalligraphy

    failtoseetheprincipleofgracefullyshe

    greatestdifficultyistaboutstrengthofstroke,asitisaltogive

    strengthtoaperfectlystraightstroke.oherhand,aslightbeherside

    diatelyafeelingoftension.itisonlynecessarytopointtothe

    gracefulsaginthe”radical”signifyingaroofineseterstoseethatthisis

    ninationoftheauthor.

    ourloveforrhythrredht,dead

    linesbeeobviouseeredthatratedanything

    quiteasuglyastheedeesearthas

    perpetratedaestyledlighthouseshapedthingcalledthelakeexhibition

    rial,anditstandsthereadstthebeautiesoflakelikeasoreona

    beautysfaausingallsortsofeyetroublesittoolong.

    itplesofourdevicestobreakstraight,deadlihe

    bestexaleisperhapsthebalustradedroundbridge.theroundbridge

    harnizeshnature,becauseitisina

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