Projective Ornament by Claude Bragdon Occult which were also very popular

which were also very popular

Condition: publishers three quarter cloth boards

signed by author on half title page with date "9/22/93"

manuscript" entitled "Codex Rosae Crucis

This book is signed by the author on the portrait page

Projective Ornament by Claude Bragdon Occult which were also very popularProjective Ornament by Claude Bragdon Publication: 1915 Manas Press; Rochester; NY First Edition Projective Ornament proposed a system for generating geometric patterns abstracted from nature that could be adapted for use in architecture, serving as a universal form language that could dissolve class, cultural, national, and religious differences. Claude Bragdon s assessment of ornament in twentieth century architecture, working from the premise that