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Borders
Why Are Borders Important in Design?
Illustrated borders and frames have inspired artists and designers for centuries, from Medieval manuscripts through the Renaissance and Baroque periods and beyond. This article discusses the importance of borders in design and examines some beautiful Medieval examples of borders, frames and decorative design.
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