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Title

Untitled (Solomon's Seal, Hurricane Creek Trail, Wallowa Mountains, Oregon)

Date

August 17, 1940

People

Artist: Minor White, American 1908 - 1976

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Anonymous Loan, 3.1994.27

Copyright

© The Trustees of Princeton University

Human Generated Data

Title

Untitled (Solomon's Seal, Hurricane Creek Trail, Wallowa Mountains, Oregon)

People

Artist: Minor White, American 1908 - 1976

Date

August 17, 1940

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Anonymous Loan, 3.1994.27

Copyright

© The Trustees of Princeton University

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Amazon
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Book 100
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Clarifai
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This image appears to be a page from a book or article discussing the concept of "edge" in relation to lines, particularly in the context of graphic arts and photography. The text explains why the term "edge" is preferred over "line" in certain scenarios. The author goes on to describe three main meanings of "line" in the context of art: directions in pictures, narrow bands visible in pictures, and marks left by the artist. The author also discusses the concept of "drawn line" and its absence in photography. A black and white photograph of some plant life is pasted on the lower right corner. The text "Straight, parallel, and elliptical lines" is printed just above the photograph.

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The image appears to be a page from a textbook or academic paper, likely related to art or photography. The page number "38" is visible in the top right corner. The text is a discussion on the usage of the term "edge" in place of "line" in the context of graphic arts and photography. The text explores three different meanings of the term "line", and why "edge" is more appropriate when discussing photography.

Below the text, there's a sentence stating "Straight, parallel, and elliptical lines."

Adjacent to this sentence is a black and white photograph, seemingly glued to the page with tape on the corners. The photo shows a plant with large, curving leaves. The leaves display various patterns and textures, and the overall composition emphasizes the shapes and forms within the plant's structure.

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38 The reader may have wondered why the term "edge" is used where the term "li ne" wo uld ordinarily be used in other gra phic arts. There is a sound reason, let me explain - There are three moin meanings to "line"; one refers to directions in pictures, both the explicit kind which can be seen, and those which are implied, for instance by mentally connecting a row of dots. The second refere to the narrow, hairbreadth bands visible in pictures. So fer as meaning direction and vieible narrow bands, we can speak of line in photogra phe as well eas in any other medium. The third refers to the marke left by the hand of the artist by me ans of tool. Thie later, called the "drawn line", has character in itaówn right; it may be herd, broken, feathery and so forth. The drawn line is also a kind of handwriting or calligraphy thet revesls the character of the draftsman cleerly. There is no counterpart to the calligraphy of the drawn line in photography, and thet is the reason the term "edge" is used for this meoning of the term "1i ne". Edge, thyn, is/property of the original ob jeot as compered to "drawn 1ine" whi ch isa manifestation of the man. Straight, parallel, and eliptical lines.
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seen,
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those
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