Studio, field, and gallery: a manual of painting for the student and amateur, with information for the general reader.
A manual of painting for students, amateurs and general readers, written by Horace J. Rollin and published by D. Appleton and Company in New York in 1878. The plates pair small wood-engraved views of studio equipment, such as folding wooden easels with peg holes and cross-bars, with line diagrams of perspective construction showing horizon lines, vanishing points, cones, circles inscribed in squares and numbered measuring scales.
