Clausen, George, 1852-1944 · London : Methuen & Co · leaf 183
can only express nature by patiently andexhaustively representing everything, like VanEyck ; while another will feel large masses andmovements to be more important. The wholerange of art is now part of our common know-ledge ; yet each one of us, in a way, must beginat the beginning, and in himself,… … British lliisciim STUDY OF FIGURE(chalk drawing) VI DRAWING DRAWING may be considered not only asrealising and expressing actual form, butalso as recording the appearance of thingsunder varying conditions of light; this is themodern point of view. In the early work, everyfigure or accessory was…
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