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A Theory of Pure Design

by Denman Waldo Ross

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The Order of Harmony in the Attitudes of Lines

88. When any line or linear progression is repeated, without change of attitude, we have a Harmony of Attitudes.

This is an illustration of Harmony of Attitudes. It is also an illustration of Interval-Harmony.

89. We have a Harmony of Attitudes, also, in the repetition of any relation of two or more attitudes, the relation of attitudes being repeated without change of attitude.

We have here a Harmony of Attitudes due to the repetition of a certain relation of attitudes, without change of attitude.

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