| Acquisition of new material modifies form in pottery | 451 |
| Adventition, a source of form | 445, 450 |
| America as a field for study of art | 443 |
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| Basketry copied in pottery | 449 |
| Busycon shell copied as a vessel, The | 454 |
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| California, Pottery from | 447 |
| Ceramic art, Origin and development of form and ornament in, W.H. Holmes | 437-465 |
| form discussed | 444 |
| ornament discussed | 444 |
| Coils suggesting spiral ornament | 456 |
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| Decorative motive in pottery, Sources of | 453 |
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| European civilization checked aboriginal American art | 443 |
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| Fancy modifying form in pottery | 452 |
| Fictile art related to written language | 443 |
| Form modifies ornament in pottery | 458 |
| of pottery modified by certain influences | 450-452 |
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| Hartt, Prof. C.F., on form of designs as influenced by structure of the eye | 463-464 |
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| Ideographic elements of decoration | 453 |
| Imitation, A source of form | 445 |
| Improvements in modes of manufacture modify forms in pottery | 450 |
| Intention a modifier of form in pottery | 452 |
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| Modification of ornaments in pottery | 458 |
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| Non-ideographic elements of decoration | 453 |
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| Origin and development of form and ornament in ceramic art (W.H. Holmes) | 437-465 |
| Origin of ornament in pottery | 453 |
| Ornament in pottery, Origin of | 453-457 |
| Ornamental elements modified by invention | 453 |
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| Pottery from California | 447 |
| Tusayan | 451 |
| Utah | 449 |
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| Scroll, Possible origin of the | 459 |
| Shells copied in pottery | 447 |
| Skin vessels copied in pottery | 447 |
| Sources of decorative motive in ceramic art | 453 |
| Spiral ornament from coils | 456 |
| Stone vessels copied in pottery | 447 |
| Symbols adopted rather than invented | 460 |
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| Utility modifies form in pottery | 452 |
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| Wooden vessels copied in pottery | 447 |
| Written language as related to fictile art | |
