Kompositionsgesetze in der Kunst des Mittelalters : Studien
Kompositionsgesetze in der Kunst des Mittelalters is a 1915 Leipzig and Berlin study of medieval art and architecture by August Schmarsow, written for art historians and scholars of composition. Its plates show framed reliefs and painted scenes in arched panels, a long frieze-like painting, and a stained-glass style roundel grid with rounded medallions set in a diamond, which a designer might use to study how medieval panels divide space into circles, arches and diamonds.
