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Description: |
Arabian |

Notes: Strictly speaking, this design is not a tessellation because no distinct polygons can be seen (each space continues indefinitely to the left and right). However, this design is an example of the parallel lines technique since all boundaries in this design are parallel to each other.
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copyrighted image reprinted with permission - citation |
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Book: |
Jones, Owen. The Grammar of Ornament: All 100 Color Plates from the Folio Edition of the Great Victorian Sourcebook of Historic Design. New York: Dover Publications, Inc., 1987. |
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Location: |
Plate 35 |
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