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applied decoration

Maynard, 1912, Landscape gardening as applied to home decoration, 1899, Landscape gardening as applied to home decoration, 1915. Decorative parts or areas that are attached or applied to the surface of an object after the object has been formed. It sits within the wider heading of visual works components.

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Maynard, 1912, Landscape gardening as applied to home decoration, 1899, Landscape gardening as applied to home decoration, 1915. Decorative parts or areas that are attached or applied to the surface of an object after the object has been formed. It sits within the wider heading of visual works components.

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